What bnet bots are available for linux platforms?

[Don Cullen]

What bnet bots are available for linux-based platforms?

[Dale]

JavaOp.

[Explicit]

There's Slackchat, although it doesn't support lockdown.

[brew]

zDs

[rabbit]

JavaOp2 and Prolix.

[K]

You should be able to run almost any .NET bot using a recent version of mono/libgdiplus.  Of course, theis requires that the author was careful about not using platform specific idioms such as using the '\' character combine directories instead of Path.Combine() or Path.DirectorySeparatorChar).

[MyndFyre]

Heh, I shudder to think of the work that would be involved in getting my bot to run on Linux.  Not even because of the path kinds of things, but because I do a TON of Win32 interop stuff in various capacities.

[Smarter]

I think the only .NET bot is JinxBot, and that's not even public, although there is Smart`Chat (C#), and Brutal Bot which myself and DDA-Trick-E are creating in C#/VB.NET. What other .NET bot's are there?

[K]

I think the only .NET bot is JinxBot, and that's not even public, although there is Smart`Chat (C#), and Brutal Bot which myself and DDA-Trick-E are creating in C#/VB.NET. What other .NET bot's are there?

kBot was a bot I wrote a while ago that no longer works (and the download links are broken).  It ran fine using mono.

Just recently I made some fixes -- notably using BNLS for checkrevision -- and created a Gtk# GUI plugin, but I haven't got all the kinks worked out, and I'm not really working on it.

[Ersan]

Some guy from these boards wanted me to test a bot called Aegis, it seemed to work well enough.

Note this thread has nothing to do with .NET bots...

[Hell-Lord]

Aegis OPS was made in RealBASIC by i forget who

[Barabajagal]

BaDaSs made Aegis.

[Hell-Lord]

Yea thats it
Thanks Andy

[Chriso]

RealBASIC is compatible on non-Windows OS' correct?

[Hell-Lord]

Hi Chris 
And indeed it is Thats its only good point