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I would like to know how to install java and minecraft (Download Linux Version Here)

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You must installed java on your system to install .jar files.Syntax to install .jar files was,

java -jar packagename.jar

In this case,you have Minecraft.jar file,so type the below command in terminal

java -jar Minecraft.jar 
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A .jar file is a Java Programming Language file. You can do this, since it's Minecraft:

  1. Create a new folder in your user folder. (It can also be recognized as a "~".)

  2. Move Minecraft and an icon (call it "Minecraft" and make sure it's a .png, and if not, convert it using an online tool.) to a folder you will keep it in. Use ~/.apps/Minecraft, for the sake of usage.

  3. Make a file, on your desktop. Create a new file, name it "Minecraft.desktop". More info here. Copy-and-paste this after you open it with a text editor:

    [Desktop Entry]
    Name=Minecraft
    Exec=java -jar ~/.apps/Minecraft/Minecraft.jar
    Icon=~/.apps/Minecraft/Minecraft.png
    Type=Application
    Categories=Game;
  4. Do this in terminal:

    sudo apt-get install default-jre
    chmod +x ~/.apps/Minecraft/Minecraft.jar
    chmod +x ~/Desktop/Minecraft.desktop
  5. Now, double-click and play!

Install .tgz file

  1. first you need to extract the archive. Command is;

    sudo tar xzvf Example.tgz

    or you can right click the file and give "Extract Here" option in Menu.

  2. Then read and follow the README or INSTALL text file inside the extracted archive to install.

    Most of the time, the steps to install are 1. ./configure 2. make 3. make install

    (You need to run them inside the folder directory of the extracted archive.)

Or you can open the file via Synaptic Package Manager and install through it.

Install .jar file

.jar files actually not needed to install. Just need open with java to run.

Right click the file and select "Open with java(-6/7/8)-openjdk" in menu. Or you need to select "Properties" and select to open with java.

If in command line, can open with xdg-open Example.jar or java -jar Example.jar

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