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Especially since the main start.py script is working correctly, it just doesn't make any sense that idle-to-ready wouldn't also either a) work correctly or b) give an error message.
Sorry I'm not able to offer any more help than that.
So I tried start.py and the terminal says this:
"Loading Linux 64bit Library
Couldn't Initialize Steam API"
The log shows normal 302 / 200 hits for the first badge to be idled. I'm not sure why this won't work, unless it's a 32/64 bit issue. :(
I moved the files to the folder, ran idle-to-ready... still nothing. But start.py worked.
I'm starting to wonder if it's just VirtualBox being stupid and restricting the amount of running processes somehow. The logs don't show any errors.
https://github.com/jshackles/idle_master_py/tree/master/Releases/Linux
Into a folder, then copy idle-to-ready.py into the same folder? I just tested on a fresh Ubuntu Virtualbox after installing the pre-reqs and it worked as intended.
What version did you run tests on?
Obviously I have all files in the same folder and I have installed all previous packages about python. I'm on Linux Mint 17.2 x64.
Mind repeating that in Spanish (since you're form Spain), please? I think you didn't translate this correctly. You're saying that idle to ready works for two hours, but none of the games have two hours played?
It seems that everything goes well, but after that those games with cards still have 0h of playtime. That is my problem with idle-to-ready.py. Wine with idle-to-ready.exe does not work in this context.
@Foxhack: I believe that, I'll explain you this in Spanish:
Seguramente haya entendido / me haya expresado mal en inglés, gracias por el aviso. Lo que quiero decir es que, habiendo cumplido todos los requisitos para ejecutar tanto el Idle Master como el nuevo "Idle to ready", la consola de linux, ejecutando el idle-to-ready.py, no da error en ningún momento, sino que el proceso va todo bien según el programa. Sin embargo eso no es así, porque después de las dos horas estipuladas, los juegos con cromos, que deberían haber aumentado su tiempo de juego con el Idle Master a 2h, siguen estando en 0h.
TL;DR translation for the non-Spanish speakers: Idle Master Helper runs for two hours and says everything was idled successfully, but none of the games actually show any time played on Steam - which is exactly what happens to me (my account doesn't show me playing anything.) They remain at 0 hours played.
https://github.com/jshackles/idle_master_py/blob/master/Source/Idle%20Master%20Helper/idle-to-ready.py
Argh.