enxio27 wrote:Any good ones you can recommend? Any that we all know and love that can be run under Linux? I'm looking more for something that will catalogue, rate, and print rather than an app that lets/helps me solve on the computer. Occasionally, though, I use a solver to give me a hint or three when I get stuck.
Sudoku Explainer is written in Java and runs on any platform. It will give you the standard SE rating. I have no reference where to download it, but I can send it in a zip.
SudoRules (
https://github.com/denis-berthier/CSP-Rules-V2.1) is written in CLIPS and can run on any platform. It will give you the Z, W, B, gW, gB, ... ratings.
Both are delivered with full source code.
Both can rate whole files of puzzles given in the standard string format.
I don't know what you expect to "print"; SudoRules allows you to pretty-print a puzzle given in string format into a grid format. It also allows you to print the full resolution path (with various settings to control which details you want). I'm not familiar enough with SE to tell whether it can print its full output (I don't think so.)
You can also search GitHub. You'll find hundreds of Sudoku solvers that can run on Linux.