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    QUESTION - Linux bot available?

    I mean. Those are written in C# and should be able to run on Linux, right?
    Could anyone compile one? Feel pretty lonely on Ubuntu here...

    QUESTION - Linux bot available?
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    Technically, no because from what I understand and I could be most likely wrong but I think C# utilizes Microsoft's .NET Framework. However I do think you can download Mono to have the .NET library. But looking at the bots project format it looks like it is saved under MS's ".sln" format, so even with the Mono Dev Environment it may not support the format but its worth a try.

    sudo apt-get install mono

    try it out, I am actually interested to see if it will bring the project up with Linux distros.
    Last edited by magicksith; 07-23-2016 at 11:21 AM.

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    Originally Posted by LinuxGuy View Post
    I mean. Those are written in C# and should be able to run on Linux, right?
    Could anyone compile one? Feel pretty lonely on Ubuntu here...
    Well, you can get a virtualbox up and running for the bots on your ubuntu.

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    Originally Posted by LinuxGuy View Post
    I mean. Those are written in C# and should be able to run on Linux, right?
    Could anyone compile one? Feel pretty lonely on Ubuntu here...
    I'm quite sure there are people working on Python-based bots, perhaps outside this forum.
    Facing problems with your bot? Check out this thread for possible solutions:
    https://www.ownedcore.com/forums/pokemon-go/pokemon-go-hacks-cheats/564223-compilation-common-errors-solutionss.html

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    This one should do. It´s written in Java.
    https://github.com/jabbink/PokemonGoBot

    Edit: Or this one. Python:
    https://github.com/TomTheBotter/Poke...rking-Hack-API

    P.S.: Didn´t try them.
    Last edited by anmarie0812; 07-23-2016 at 11:48 AM. Reason: Python Bot

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