Topic: [UPDATE] SatoshiDICE Android and Desktop Apps Open Beta v1.1 (Read 6550 times)
Since the site DNS renewal, the app hasn't been able to connect to the site and now I can't get my BTC out of it. Help?
Is this app still being worked on?
Yes - but not sure when the next version will be ready. Thanks for your interest.
Is this app still being worked on?
(Edit: I'm also noticing the flat green background peeking out on the Right and Bottom edges of the Desktop edition screenshots folks have posted. That shouldn't be there. Can others confirm this?
It's fine for me. Maybe you need to ask evoorhees what desktop environment and/or window manager he's using.
Here's how it looks in XFCE 4.10 on Ubuntu 12.10:
Thank you for the screenshot. I'm also developing in Ubuntu (Gnome/Metacity), and this is exactly how it should look. Sometimes there are Java Look & Feel platform differences to account for... but I digress into technicalities.
Screenshots from other platforms/versions are most helpful! Anyone running this on Mac yet?
You might consider looking at something like http://browsershots.org/http://www.satoshidice.com/
Thank you, I have used this service for Web sites. SatoshiRoller is a desktop/Android application, not a Web site. I have not found a service that will execute/render applications on different platforms, so I generally ask around for community input. I've also looked into running multiple platforms via virtual machines within Ubuntu (advice welcome).
It might be a good idea to use something like Blockchain.info's APIs to work around the pending limitation of bitcoinjs.
Thank you for this suggestion. This idea has come up. I am curious what the community feels about using an online wallet service rather than a local wallet. (Technically, I could integrate both.)
(Edit: I'm also noticing the flat green background peeking out on the Right and Bottom edges of the Desktop edition screenshots folks have posted. That shouldn't be there. Can others confirm this?
It's fine for me. Maybe you need to ask evoorhees what desktop environment and/or window manager he's using.
Here's how it looks in XFCE 4.10 on Ubuntu 12.10:
Thank you for the screenshot. I'm also developing in Ubuntu (Gnome/Metacity), and this is exactly how it should look. Sometimes there are Java Look & Feel platform differences to account for... but I digress into technicalities.
Screenshots from other platforms/versions are most helpful! Anyone running this on Mac yet?
You might consider looking at something like http://browsershots.org/http://www.satoshidice.com/
Edit2: Problem fixed after updating the client.
It might be a good idea to use something like Blockchain.info's APIs to work around the pending limitation of bitcoinjs.
UPDATE Jan 13, 2013: The SatoshiDice apps for desktop and android have been updated to v1.1 and are now in open beta. They will now be available from SatoshiDice.com for the first time (they'll be going up this week).
This new version (v1.1) can be downloaded here:
SatoshiDICE Android App
MD5: ff89d643b9b2c8ab2c539dbcd6e2c73d
SHA1: 5fa09730ed612c48817f84c79758857f62441fc7
(Installation instructions for Android: Download file, then enable Settings -> Security -> Unknown Sources. Then install a file browser (folks recommend Astro), find the .apk you downloaded and run it. Android should install directly from the file on the device.)
SatoshiDICE PC/Linux/Mac Desktop App
MD5: bfa7f5ec58a3bc45dd6b8904b356cd2b
SHA1: 9c1c76aef3dd825151f40b89d30acde7df4fc0b9
Ooh. As a shareholder, this pleases me. Up up up! I want to see S.Dice @ 0.007xx a few months from now.
If you buy enough shares, I guarantee that will happen!
UPDATE Jan 13, 2013: The SatoshiDice apps for desktop and android have been updated to v1.1 and are now in open beta. They will now be available from SatoshiDice.com for the first time (they'll be going up this week).
This new version (v1.1) can be downloaded here:
SatoshiDICE Android App
MD5: ff89d643b9b2c8ab2c539dbcd6e2c73d
SHA1: 5fa09730ed612c48817f84c79758857f62441fc7
(Installation instructions for Android: Download file, then enable Settings -> Security -> Unknown Sources. Then install a file browser (folks recommend Astro), find the .apk you downloaded and run it. Android should install directly from the file on the device.)
SatoshiDICE PC/Linux/Mac Desktop App
MD5: bfa7f5ec58a3bc45dd6b8904b356cd2b
SHA1: 9c1c76aef3dd825151f40b89d30acde7df4fc0b9
Just tried running it to see how it works. Getting a "Sorry, unable to retrieve games"
This means that satoshidice.com is not responding. This is usually temporary, so give it a try again later. (satoshidice.com seems to be loading slowly, so maybe they have some high traffic right now.)
Thanks for reporting your experience - it helps us plan future improvements!
Just tried running it to see how it works. Getting a "Sorry, unable to retrieve games"
Any ideas on what to do to fix my wallet?
satoshiroller desktop client
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Wallet contained duplicate transaction
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Wallet contained duplicate transaction
at com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkState(Preconditions.java:176)
at com.google.bitcoin.store.WalletProtobufSerializer.readTransaction(WalletProtobufSerializer.java:352)
at com.google.bitcoin.store.WalletProtobufSerializer.readWallet(WalletProtobufSerializer.java:282)
at com.google.bitcoin.core.Wallet.loadFromFileStream(Wallet.java:544)
at com.google.bitcoin.core.Wallet.loadFromFile(Wallet.java:471)
at com.satoshiroller.engine.RollerEngine.start(RollerEngine.java:131)
at com.satoshiroller.gui.SatoshiRoller.launch(SatoshiRoller.java:144)
at com.satoshiroller.gui.SatoshiRoller.main(SatoshiRoller.java:42)
satoshiroller desktop client
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Wallet contained duplicate transaction
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Wallet contained duplicate transaction
at com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkState(Preconditions.java:176)
at com.google.bitcoin.store.WalletProtobufSerializer.readTransaction(WalletProtobufSerializer.java:352)
at com.google.bitcoin.store.WalletProtobufSerializer.readWallet(WalletProtobufSerializer.java:282)
at com.google.bitcoin.core.Wallet.loadFromFileStream(Wallet.java:544)
at com.google.bitcoin.core.Wallet.loadFromFile(Wallet.java:471)
at com.satoshiroller.engine.RollerEngine.start(RollerEngine.java:131)
at com.satoshiroller.gui.SatoshiRoller.launch(SatoshiRoller.java:144)
at com.satoshiroller.gui.SatoshiRoller.main(SatoshiRoller.java:42)
I replied to your other topic: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1354512
It's an issue in the underlying library (bitcoinj). I have working code to fix such a wallet (to be included in a future version of SatoshiRoller). See my other reply; if you need help restoring your wallet, PM me.
Any ideas on what to do to fix my wallet?
satoshiroller desktop client
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Wallet contained duplicate transaction
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Wallet contained duplicate transaction
at com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkState(Preconditions.java:176)
at com.google.bitcoin.store.WalletProtobufSerializer.readTransaction(WalletProtobufSerializer.java:352)
at com.google.bitcoin.store.WalletProtobufSerializer.readWallet(WalletProtobufSerializer.java:282)
at com.google.bitcoin.core.Wallet.loadFromFileStream(Wallet.java:544)
at com.google.bitcoin.core.Wallet.loadFromFile(Wallet.java:471)
at com.satoshiroller.engine.RollerEngine.start(RollerEngine.java:131)
at com.satoshiroller.gui.SatoshiRoller.launch(SatoshiRoller.java:144)
at com.satoshiroller.gui.SatoshiRoller.main(SatoshiRoller.java:42)
satoshiroller desktop client
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Wallet contained duplicate transaction
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Wallet contained duplicate transaction
at com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkState(Preconditions.java:176)
at com.google.bitcoin.store.WalletProtobufSerializer.readTransaction(WalletProtobufSerializer.java:352)
at com.google.bitcoin.store.WalletProtobufSerializer.readWallet(WalletProtobufSerializer.java:282)
at com.google.bitcoin.core.Wallet.loadFromFileStream(Wallet.java:544)
at com.google.bitcoin.core.Wallet.loadFromFile(Wallet.java:471)
at com.satoshiroller.engine.RollerEngine.start(RollerEngine.java:131)
at com.satoshiroller.gui.SatoshiRoller.launch(SatoshiRoller.java:144)
at com.satoshiroller.gui.SatoshiRoller.main(SatoshiRoller.java:42)
dooglus, thank you for your input. I can confirm the Withdraw bug (on desktop). Also, I agree about the dialog box suggestions. Also, the Internet drop scenario is a good test case, which I can investigate more later. For now, if your connection drops, you may need to restart the client.
BitCoiner2012, What is happening is that your bet is small enough that even though SD reports a Win, you've lost overall value due to the tx fees. I will bring this up with evoorhees to determine how to best address this confusing behavior.
BitCoiner2012's observation about the Pending behavior is correct - the underlying library (bitcoinj) does not (yet) allow spending unconfirmed transactions. I agree that this behavior can be improved, and have suggested an implementation to the bitcoinj folks. They say a similar fix is in the works.
(Edit: I'm also noticing the flat green background peeking out on the Right and Bottom edges of the Desktop edition screenshots folks have posted. That shouldn't be there. Can others confirm this? It must be platform-dependent, because I have not seen it in my testing. This first version is designed for a fixed resolution, and the window should shrink-wrap itself to the pretty textured background with no edges peeking out.)
BitCoiner2012, What is happening is that your bet is small enough that even though SD reports a Win, you've lost overall value due to the tx fees. I will bring this up with evoorhees to determine how to best address this confusing behavior.
BitCoiner2012's observation about the Pending behavior is correct - the underlying library (bitcoinj) does not (yet) allow spending unconfirmed transactions. I agree that this behavior can be improved, and have suggested an implementation to the bitcoinj folks. They say a similar fix is in the works.
(Edit: I'm also noticing the flat green background peeking out on the Right and Bottom edges of the Desktop edition screenshots folks have posted. That shouldn't be there. Can others confirm this? It must be platform-dependent, because I have not seen it in my testing. This first version is designed for a fixed resolution, and the window should shrink-wrap itself to the pretty textured background with no edges peeking out.)
I suspected as much, I wish it was clearly listed exact btc amount like we have in other transactions (if I do on blockchain, or in regular wallet, I can see exactly what was sent and received, here I get a balance, etc).
As far as the flat green background, it is escaping the gui on the right and bottom for me Windows 7 64 bit desktop.
(Edit: I'm also noticing the flat green background peeking out on the Right and Bottom edges of the Desktop edition screenshots folks have posted. That shouldn't be there. Can others confirm this?
It's fine for me. Maybe you need to ask evoorhees what desktop environment and/or window manager he's using.
Here's how it looks in XFCE 4.10 on Ubuntu 12.10:
Thank you for the screenshot. I'm also developing in Ubuntu (Gnome/Metacity), and this is exactly how it should look. Sometimes there are Java Look & Feel platform differences to account for... but I digress into technicalities.
Screenshots from other platforms/versions are most helpful! Anyone running this on Mac yet?
(Edit: I'm also noticing the flat green background peeking out on the Right and Bottom edges of the Desktop edition screenshots folks have posted. That shouldn't be there. Can others confirm this?
It's fine for me. Maybe you need to ask evoorhees what desktop environment and/or window manager he's using.
Here's how it looks in XFCE 4.10 on Ubuntu 12.10:
dooglus, thank you for your input. I can confirm the Withdraw bug (on desktop). Also, I agree about the dialog box suggestions. Also, the Internet drop scenario is a good test case, which I can investigate more later. For now, if your connection drops, you may need to restart the client.
BitCoiner2012, What is happening is that your bet is small enough that even though SD reports a Win, you've lost overall value due to the tx fees. I will bring this up with evoorhees to determine how to best address this confusing behavior.
BitCoiner2012's observation about the Pending behavior is correct - the underlying library (bitcoinj) does not (yet) allow spending unconfirmed transactions. I agree that this behavior can be improved, and have suggested an implementation to the bitcoinj folks. They say a similar fix is in the works.
(Edit: I'm also noticing the flat green background peeking out on the Right and Bottom edges of the Desktop edition screenshots folks have posted. That shouldn't be there. Can others confirm this? It must be platform-dependent, because I have not seen it in my testing. This first version is designed for a fixed resolution, and the window should shrink-wrap itself to the pretty textured background with no edges peeking out.)
BitCoiner2012, What is happening is that your bet is small enough that even though SD reports a Win, you've lost overall value due to the tx fees. I will bring this up with evoorhees to determine how to best address this confusing behavior.
BitCoiner2012's observation about the Pending behavior is correct - the underlying library (bitcoinj) does not (yet) allow spending unconfirmed transactions. I agree that this behavior can be improved, and have suggested an implementation to the bitcoinj folks. They say a similar fix is in the works.
(Edit: I'm also noticing the flat green background peeking out on the Right and Bottom edges of the Desktop edition screenshots folks have posted. That shouldn't be there. Can others confirm this? It must be platform-dependent, because I have not seen it in my testing. This first version is designed for a fixed resolution, and the window should shrink-wrap itself to the pretty textured background with no edges peeking out.)
Couple of issues with the withdraw box:
1) green on green isn't a very readable choice, especially when the text is small and can't be zoomed or selected
2) after successfully withdrawing, the withdraw dialog stays open; it seems to me that most people won't want to make more than one withdrawal at a time, so the box should close once you've used it
1) green on green isn't a very readable choice, especially when the text is small and can't be zoomed or selected
2) after successfully withdrawing, the withdraw dialog stays open; it seems to me that most people won't want to make more than one withdrawal at a time, so the box should close once you've used it
These are not yet available on the SatoshiDice.com website, because I wanted the community here to get to play around with them first.
Is it fair to say this app won't appear on Google Play?
Quote
Gambling: We don’t allow content or services that facilitate online gambling, including but not limited to, online casinos, sports betting and lotteries.
- http://play.google.com/about/developer-content-policy.htmlWe will be trying to get it in Google Play.
Notice this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zynga.livepoker&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDMsImNvbS56eW5nYS5saXZlcG9rZXIiXQ..
So, the store does allow gambling apps, so long as it's not "real money."
Thus the question is... is Bitcoin real money or not?
Heads you win tails they lose imo!
"In Google Play!" OR "Sorry that's too real!"
Here are some things I don't understand:
http://i49.tinypic.com/2z6ih4w.png
In the bottom for example, it says "last WIN .079 BTC" - but my overall stats don't show that, nor does my balance reflect that. That's more than I bet, yet it seems like I lost money. I'm confused about the interface a little regarding pay/display/etc, I'd like a "transaction log", yet I have been tinkering off and on. The "net result" shows the exact opposite (that I lost more than I bet).??
http://i49.tinypic.com/2z6ih4w.png
In the bottom for example, it says "last WIN .079 BTC" - but my overall stats don't show that, nor does my balance reflect that. That's more than I bet, yet it seems like I lost money. I'm confused about the interface a little regarding pay/display/etc, I'd like a "transaction log", yet I have been tinkering off and on. The "net result" shows the exact opposite (that I lost more than I bet).??
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