Install Minecraft in Linux)

Install Minecraft in Linux)

This afternoon, I suddenly wanted to play my world (Minecraft), but now I think it's a Linux system. I checked most of the tutorials on the Internet and they almost expired. When I was about to give up, I suddenly remembered that Minecraft was written in Java! I must support the Linux platform and debug it myself.

First, open the terminal and install it through PPA: (Ubuntu 13.10, Linux Mint 16, and Deepin Linux are supported (released in Ubuntu). Note that only Ubuntu systems are supported, you cannot use this method like a red hat !)

Run the following command:

Sudo add-apt-repository ppa: minecraft-installer-peeps/minecraft-installer

Wait for completion, and enter the next command to run

Sudo apt-get update

Last input, run

Sudo apt-get install minecraft-installer

After the installation is complete, you can enter the game. Genuine students can find "Minecraft" in the starter to enter the game.

Pay attention to those who do not have a genuine version! There is no genuine account, and games require special starters. Special starters in Windows are generally unavailable in Linux! Therefore, use the MinecraftSP starter,

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Free in http://linux.bkjia.com/

The username and password are both www.bkjia.com

The specific download directory will be used to install my world (Minecraft)/In/June 21/Linux )/

For the download method, see

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After the download is complete, decompress (extract) the package to the user's main folder. Note that it is the user's main folder, similar to Home, not a folder similar to "computer. After decompression, open the terminal and run the following command:

Java-jar ~ /MinecraftSP. jar

You can open my world. In fact, you can set the default program, but I'm afraid that the more I talk about it, the more chaotic it is, the more I will skip it here.

Black screen solution:

The first time you open the game, you may see a black screen. This is because there is no LWJGL (this is a Java API library required for running MC). This is always updated, so please download it from the official website:

http://lwjgl.org/download.php

This would probably cause another problem. There are three buttons on the page. Which one should I use ?? This can be based on your preferences (the premise is that you understand what it means, of course, if you understand it, it won't be a problem again Σ (° △° |||) Then )︴)

Some people may not understand the first Release, but you will understand RC. This is the official version of the software. (Download this. I personally use version 2.9. The official website has updated version 3.0. I do not know if it is applicable)

The other two are updated versions, and Stable is a Stable version. The daily build version is the most unstable. We recommend that you do not use this version.

[Updated in 7.13] [make sure you have a clear description of the words !] After the download is completed, unzip the package and open it first. the bin folder in the minecraft directory. Note that there is a point in front of minecraft (this directory is in the main folder of the user, because the folder starting with the dot is hidden by default in Linux, so press Ctrl + H to hide the folder), delete the native folder in the bin folder, and copy the unzipped folder native to the bin folder, then, copy the files in the jar folder in the decompressed folder to the bin folder. After the terminal command is completed, most of the students tried this method and did not take effect because they did not obtain the permission. Now the terminal method is used (99% is successful, and I personally tested it ):

Open the terminal and run the following command:

Cd/home/b1ta/MC/lwjgl-2.9.0 # Replace your LWJGL path
Cp-f./jar/jinput. jar./jar/lwjgl. jar./jar/lwjgl_util.jar ~ /. Minecraft/bin/# copy Components
Rm ~ /. Minecraft/bin/natives/* # delete old components
Cp-f./native/linux /*~ /. Minecraft/bin/natives/# copy Components

Then you can:

Java-jar ~ /MinecraftSP. jar

You can open my world (this command is used to open it)

After completing these steps, you will be able to suffer from abuse.

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