I am on opensuse leap.
I tried first on ff and I got a crash all the times. I then tried wine and it couln't launch. Then I installed chromium (I don't want to install chrome) with latest flash and it starts 1 of 2 times but I cannot enter any other categorie (tournys, sitngo) other than holdem.
It's a shame a bitcoin poker platform to start on windows. I think you have no idea what it's all about. You just failed.
Topic: Betcoin.ag Poker for Linux (Read 2055 times)
Ok, good feedback, were you able to try it on Ubuntu and Chrome? We have reported success using this.
I don't use either, due to privacy concerns.
I use Chromium, which is Chrome without all the Google stuff in it, and Debian which is Ubuntu without the spyware.
The flash poker client works until I click the 'tournaments' tab, at which point it shows about 10 and a half rows of tournaments and locks up hard.
We would be interested in seeing a possible image of this or video Dooglus. Is this possible to share?
Yeah. I reported this a few days ago in this thread and posted this image:
Note how the last displayed tournament line is only partially complete. The blue stops part way across.
I just tried again with a slightly narrower browser and got slightly different results.
Before switching to the tournament tab everything's fine:
After switching to the tournament tab it's locked up, and the last line is incomplete:
I reloaded and tried again. It froze in the exact same place. Right-clicking shows the version of the flash plugin I'm using:
Note that in all three of these crashes the broken line is the "1K CAGE" game. I don't know if that's relevant.
I also see that the column headings don't line up right with the content. The "Tournament Name" column isn't wide enough to fit the long names in, and it's causing the following columns to be messed up. Under "state" we see "free", which should be under "buy-in", etc. I don't know if the same happens in the Windows flash plug-in or not.
Thank you for this. We will continue to review it further.
Ok, good feedback, were you able to try it on Ubuntu and Chrome? We have reported success using this.
I don't use either, due to privacy concerns.
I use Chromium, which is Chrome without all the Google stuff in it, and Debian which is Ubuntu without the spyware.
The flash poker client works until I click the 'tournaments' tab, at which point it shows about 10 and a half rows of tournaments and locks up hard.
We would be interested in seeing a possible image of this or video Dooglus. Is this possible to share?
Yeah. I reported this a few days ago in this thread and posted this image:
Note how the last displayed tournament line is only partially complete. The blue stops part way across.
I just tried again with a slightly narrower browser and got slightly different results.
Before switching to the tournament tab everything's fine:
After switching to the tournament tab it's locked up, and the last line is incomplete:
I reloaded and tried again. It froze in the exact same place. Right-clicking shows the version of the flash plugin I'm using:
Note that in all three of these crashes the broken line is the "1K CAGE" game. I don't know if that's relevant.
I also see that the column headings don't line up right with the content. The "Tournament Name" column isn't wide enough to fit the long names in, and it's causing the following columns to be messed up. Under "state" we see "free", which should be under "buy-in", etc. I don't know if the same happens in the Windows flash plug-in or not.
Ok, good feedback, were you able to try it on Ubuntu and Chrome? We have reported success using this.
I don't use either, due to privacy concerns.
I use Chromium, which is Chrome without all the Google stuff in it, and Debian which is Ubuntu without the spyware.
The flash poker client works until I click the 'tournaments' tab, at which point it shows about 10 and a half rows of tournaments and locks up hard.
We would be interested in seeing a possible image of this or video Dooglus. Is this possible to share?
it works fine to me
Thank you for your feedback. Is this Ubuntu and Chrome setup as well?
Well, I am not a techie, just a user and customer, but I heard that Flash and Java both are being neglected by google and they are fully swing over to new standard HTML5.
So my question is: Is there any chance of fully HTML5 versions of Betcoin.ag?
So my question is: Is there any chance of fully HTML5 versions of Betcoin.ag?
There certainly is a chance and we will keep you updated on this possibility in the beginning of the new year.
Ok, good feedback, were you able to try it on Ubuntu and Chrome? We have reported success using this.
I don't use either, due to privacy concerns.
I use Chromium, which is Chrome without all the Google stuff in it, and Debian which is Ubuntu without the spyware.
The flash poker client works until I click the 'tournaments' tab, at which point it shows about 10 and a half rows of tournaments and locks up hard.
it works fine to me
Well, I am not a techie, just a user and customer, but I heard that Flash and Java both are being neglected by google and they are fully swing over to new standard HTML5.
So my question is: Is there any chance of fully HTML5 versions of Betcoin.ag?
So my question is: Is there any chance of fully HTML5 versions of Betcoin.ag?
Please continue to share your Linux feedback here for Betcoin Poker. We will continue to improve this interface and connectivity as well.
Basically it doesn't work in the Linux version of Flash, and it doesn't work in WINE.
The only way I had any success was installing some kind of Windows inside a virtual machine. And then it's really not running in Linux at all, is it.
Ok, good feedback, were you able to try it on Ubuntu and Chrome? We have reported success using this.
Please continue to share your Linux feedback here for Betcoin Poker. We will continue to improve this interface and connectivity as well.
Basically it doesn't work in the Linux version of Flash, and it doesn't work in WINE.
The only way I had any success was installing some kind of Windows inside a virtual machine. And then it's really not running in Linux at all, is it.
Please continue to share your Linux feedback here for Betcoin Poker. We will continue to improve this interface and connectivity as well.
I did eventually get it working using something called "MicroXP" in VirtualBox.
None of the browser bits work, like the bottom bit of the screenshot below, but the games seem to play alright.
I'm not sure why there are so many different OSS #13 events. I guess some of them are labelled wrong, but that's probably not the VM's fault.
None of the browser bits work, like the bottom bit of the screenshot below, but the games seem to play alright.
I'm not sure why there are so many different OSS #13 events. I guess some of them are labelled wrong, but that's probably not the VM's fault.
If the game works then that's all that matters. I guess this is solved then, if you're on linux and want to play with a client which is not yet available for linux, just install virtual box and a windows os and you can download and play with it, plus it is safe as if in case the client has some bad stuff it won't get out of the virtual environment.
Thanks for testing it out, I almost forgot about it.
I did eventually get it working using something called "MicroXP" in VirtualBox.
None of the browser bits work, like the bottom bit of the screenshot below, but the games seem to play alright.
I'm not sure why there are so many different OSS #13 events. I guess some of them are labelled wrong, but that's probably not the VM's fault.
None of the browser bits work, like the bottom bit of the screenshot below, but the games seem to play alright.
I'm not sure why there are so many different OSS #13 events. I guess some of them are labelled wrong, but that's probably not the VM's fault.
Has someone tried to install their windows client on ubuntu using WINE? I think it might work, I don't have WINE installed right now but I'll see if I set it up and get it working their
I've tried using WINE. It loads up fine, and even lets me view the full list of tournaments. But as soon as I log in, a small window pops up with the title "Poker Client", its content never gets drawn, and everything from that point on is frozen:
or OP you can install virtualbox and have windows inside it for windows apps.
I would do that if I had a copy of Windows, but I don't.
I can confirm great success on Ubuntu/Chrome. Good luck OP!
What do you see if you right-click in the flash-client? I'm interested in the version string.
I see this - note how once I click on the 'tournament' tab everything freezes, and the last game it shows (1K CAGE) is incomplete - the blue background stops part way across:
Okay, so...Opera works. I got onto the Web Client with ease! One problem, there are no punters nor are there any tables for Hold'em. The main site says there are 30 players and 11 active tables yet there are no tables on the client at all.
Anyone tell me what is going on?
Anyone tell me what is going on?
There is an article on github regarding this.Node.js does the job for all the Ubuntu users .Though little bit knowledge is needed to implement the so called "hot-fix".Basically you install node.js with npm and node-gyp.You have to also install express.js.Once you've downloaded you're native dependencies you got to add them into your ev-path varibles.Did the job for me 
Again, I have used Wine and it did not work. Also, I cannot risk downloading any files for a VM on the off chance that a malicious file has been integrated onto the W7 partition. I would also like to say that I have the latest FF browser with the latest Flash file ,(which BTW, seems to not work for any site now. I hate flash.)
I asked about Opera. Has anyone, even a developer, had any problems with the Web client on Opera and can one multi-table on the Web client?
Thank you.
I asked about Opera. Has anyone, even a developer, had any problems with the Web client on Opera and can one multi-table on the Web client?
Thank you.
I have tried WINE before and I thought its helping me but it didn't because I end up reinstalling a fresh Linux system. Just so you know once you have wine and keep using windows with it, you can actually acquire virus. I thought it was impossible because i'm using Linux but it really can.
Anyway huskypower2015, the way to update firefox is to click Help in the menu and then About Firefox, it will scan automatically and update.
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