Not working on Linux

[danjoredd]

So, I really really want to play this game. But for some reason when I load it up, I get an error that says:

"Fatal Launch Error: could not launch JNLP file. The application has not been initialized, for more information execute Javaws/browser from command line and send a bug report."

Please help! I really want to play this game!

Edit: I use Linux Mint cinnamon, if that helps.

[borka]

you'd better go with a custom client ...

Amber even has a run.sh (shellscript) included which you run in terminal

viewtopic.php?f=49&t=40400

Mint is fine with it ...

[danjoredd]

How do I get the Amber client to run on Linux? I am fairly new to linux myself, so I am not quite sure what to do. Do I enter a command in the terminal?

[borka]

unpack Amber to a folder in your /home directory

open up Terminal ... use

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cd~ /Amber

command to point to your /home/Amber folder and type

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./run.sh

press Enter

Java should open and client starts

[SiO2]

Java should open and client starts

It should not. Come on, TS cant even use simple command line navigation, he have not installed Oracle jre for sure.

danjoredd, download and unpack jre or jdk where you like to.

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# cd <your java directory>
# update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/java java <your java directory>/bin/java 100 
# update-alternatives --config java

javac for jdk only:

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# update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/javac javac <your java directory>/bin/javac 100
# update-alternatives --config javac

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# update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/jar jar <your java directory>/bin/jar 100
# update-alternatives --config jar

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# export JAVA_HOME=<your java directory>   
# export JRE_HOME=<your java directory>/jre    
# export PATH=$PATH:<your java directory>bin:<your java directory>/jre/bin

Now you may follow borkas instructions.

[borka]

You might be wrong with that assumption ...

[loftar]

for more information execute Javaws/browser from command line

You could try doing this.