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minus-squareWoofWoof91 [comrade/them]hexbear11·2 years ago Watched my Linux friend have a stroke trying to install Minecraft on his computer how? it works out of the box link
minus-squareblobjim [he/him]hexbear3·edit-22 years agoThe Minecraft developers don't provide any easy-to-use installer for Linux. These are the options: Linux Distributions Debian and Debian-based Distributions Arch and Arch-based Distributions Other distributions No documentation, just executable files that do who-knows-what. Okay I guess the first two options are pretty simple, they're just a .deb and a link to the Arch page for the launcher. link
minus-squaressjmarx [he/him]hexbear6·2 years ago No documentation, just executable files that do who-knows-what. That's literally every program on Windows and Mac lmao link
minus-squareblobjim [he/him]hexbear3·edit-22 years agoBecause they come with installers that do all the work and have installation prompts for selecting install location and other options. They're usually pretty intuitive. The Minecraft installer is one such case. link
how? it works out of the box
The Minecraft developers don't provide any easy-to-use installer for Linux. These are the options:
No documentation, just executable files that do who-knows-what.
Okay I guess the first two options are pretty simple, they're just a .deb and a link to the Arch page for the launcher.
That's literally every program on Windows and Mac lmao
Because they come with installers that do all the work and have installation prompts for selecting install location and other options. They're usually pretty intuitive. The Minecraft installer is one such case.