• Chmod Minecraft Jar File
• Chmod Minecraft Client

Chmod +x /.minecraft.jar Replace /.minecraft.jar with whatever you named the launcher jar. You can now start minecraft with: java -jar /.minecraft Or before 1.6: java -Xmx1024M -Xms512M -cp /.minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame Creating a Shortcut to Open Minecraft (optional). Cd /opt/minecraft && chmod +x./bedrockserver && LDLIBRARYPATH=./bedrockserver. Basically, we go into the folder, we change the mod of the bedrockserver file to executable and run the.

1. #Minecraft Server Management Script
2. #Created by qwenty
3. # 1. Create a new user, for the sole purpose of running the server software
4. # 2. Goto http://pastebin.com/QuG7TjtF and copy the code to minecraft.sh inside the users directory
5. # 3. Give execution permissions to minecraft.sh
6. #
7. # 3. edit the user's .bash_profile and add the following line to the end:
8. #
9. # 4. TRY IT YOURSELF BEFORE GIVING OUT CREDENTIALS
10. clear
11. f_kill (){
12. kill-9`ps auxw |grep-i java |awk'{print $2}'`
13. }
14. echo'restart server'
15. f_start
16. f_open (){
17. }
18. echo'Starting server'
19. nohup java -Xincgc-Xmx1G-jar minecraft_server.jar &
20. while :
21. clear
22. echo Minecraft Server
23. echo------------------
24. echo2. Restart Server
25. echo4. Start Server
26. echo------------------
27. echo choice?
28. 1) f_kill ;;
29. 3) f_open ;;
30. 5)exit;;
31. esac
32. pause
33. done

Minecraft Bedrock Edition works on Linux with the help of the Minecraft Bedrock Launcher for Linux. It is an unofficial app that makes the game work on Linux with the Minecraft Android APK.

In this guide, we will go over how to set up Minecraft Bedrock Edition on Linux. However, keep in mind that Minecraft Bedrock Edition requires a Microsoft account, and you will also need to own the Android version of the game on the Play Store.

Installation instructions

To start the installation of the Minecraft Bedrock Edition launcher on your Linux PC, open up a Linux terminal on the desktop. Once the terminal window is open, follow the installation instructions outlined below that corresponds with the distribution you use.

Ubuntu

The unofficial Bedrock Edition launcher is available in Ubuntu. Unfortunately, the app software repository has not been updated to run on Ubuntu 20.04 or 20.10. As a result, if you want to play Bedrock on Ubuntu, you will need to use the Bedrock launcher AppImage instead.

To get the latest AppImage, open up a terminal window. Once the terminal window is open and ready to use, create a new folder with the name of “AppImages” in your home directory using mkdir.

After creating the new folder, use the wget downloader command to download the Minecraft Bedrock Edition AppImage file to your computer.

Once the download is complete, use the chmod command to update the AppImage file’s permissions. Permissions need to be updated so that the AppImage file can run as a program.

With the file’s permissions changed, use the CD command to move into the “AppImages” directory where the launcher file is.

Inside of the “AppImages” folder, you can launch Minecraft Bedrock Edition using the command below. Or, double-click on the Minecraft Bedrock Edition file in the “AppImages” folder with the Linux file manager.

Debian

There’s currently no support for Debian with the Bedrock launcher via a DEB package. However, the AppImage file should work just fine. To get started, open up a terminal window and use the mkdir command to create a new directory called “AppImages.”

After creating the new folder, you will need to download the Bedrock AppImage file from the internet. Using the wget command, grab the file from the internet.

Once the file is done downloading to your Debian Linux PC, you will need to update the file’s permissions using the chmod command.

With the permissions up to date, enter the “AppImages” directory using the CD command.

Inside of the “AppImages” folder, execute the Bedrock launcher using the command below. Alternatively, open up the “AppImages” directory using the Linux file manager and double-click on the AppImage file to start it up.

Chmod Minecraft Jar File

Arch Linux

On Arch Linux, the Minecraft Bedrock Edition client is available in the AUR. The installation process is not complicated, thanks to the Trizen AUR helper. To install Bedrock on your Arch system, open up a terminal and enter the commands below.

Fedora/OpenSUSE

Both Fedora and OpenSUSE Linux support Flatpak very well. As a result, it is ideal to follow the Flatpak installation instructions to get Bedrock working on your Linux system.

Flatpak

The Minecraft Bedrock launcher is available on Flathub as a Flatpak package. To start the installation process, you will need to install the Flatpak runtime on your computer. Once the runtime is set up, install the Bedrock launcher using the commands below.

Setting up Minecraft Bedrock Edition

To set up Minecraft Bedrock Edition on your Linux PC, open up the Bedrock launcher on your computer via the app menu. Then, follow the step-by-step instructions below.

Note: If the game doesn’t load with the latest version, click on the pencil icon, select the drop-down menu next to “Versions,” and download an older release.

Step 1: Look for the “Sign in with Google” button in the launcher window, and click on it with the mouse. Upon selecting this button, a Google sign-in window will appear. Using this window, log into your Google account.

Step 2: After signing in, you’ll see the Bedrock launcher show the “DOWNLOAD AND PLAY” button, with version 1.16.100.04 on the screen. Select this button to download the latest version of the game.

Step 3: Select the “PLAY” button to start up Minecraft Bedrock Edition on your Linux PC to start up the game. When the game starts up, select “Sign In For Free” to log into your Microsoft account.

Chmod Minecraft Client

Upon signing in, you will be able to play Minecraft Bedrock Edition on your Linux PC!