Need Help with running a jar. files on my eeepc 4g specific help required!
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When you got the prompt "save to disk or run program with" what did you do?
If you saved the file to disk, can you figure out what directory you saved it to and exactly what the name of the file was?
If you want to instead try the "run with" method again, I think that choice should let you either type in java or navigate to /usr/bin/java and then I think the "run with" would work.
i chose save to disk and extracted the file : rsbot.jar in My Documents and when i had extracted the file it went into a folder called "scripts" remmember these bots are scripts run by java all compiled into that one rsbot.jar file and when i extract it all the scripts come out .
If you just "open a terminal" you'll be in your home directory (Eg /home/ineedhelp/ ) but the file is in /home/ineedhelp/My Documents/
So try this
Code:
java -jar "~/My Documents/rsbot v1.23.jar"
If you are not sure of the filename (I am not, I guessed it in the line above) then do this
Code:
ls "My Documents"
and you should see the rsbot... filename listed. Make adjustments accordingly.
In general, spaces in linux filenames are a very bad idea. Rename the file as rsbot_v1.23.jar and then you will not have to worry about putting all filenames in quotes.
My Documents should also be renamed as MyDocuments or My_Documents for the same reason.
I hated xandros on my eeepc 701 4G, so I installed ubuntu:
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