dottel
New Member
For the lazy Linux(Ubuntu) user, this requires a tiny bit of work but makes life easier.
1.) Right click on desktop, create a new empty document. I simply named mine Terasology. A file type extension is not required.
2.) Place the follow text in to said file:
3.) Replace the path to your Terasology install accordingly, also the -Xms and -Xmx attributes should be changed according to how much system ram you want to make available to Java.
4.) Save and close the file. Right click the file and go to properties, permissions and check "Run as executable."
5.) Optionally you can make a custom icon and change it by right clicking on the file and going to the properies (left click on exsisting icon image). I used the Terasology logo off of the front page, the little green slime guy and just cropped everything else out. Simple.
6.) Open Nautilus (the default file manager in Ubuntu). Go to edit, preferences and under the behaviour tab mark "Run executable text files when they are opened"
7.) Have fun
8.) Buy me a beer and proceed to step 9
9.) Repeat step 8
1.) Right click on desktop, create a new empty document. I simply named mine Terasology. A file type extension is not required.
2.) Place the follow text in to said file:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
cd ~/install/game/terasology/TerasologyOmega
java -Xms128m -Xmx2048m -jar libs/Terasology.jar -homedir4.) Save and close the file. Right click the file and go to properties, permissions and check "Run as executable."
5.) Optionally you can make a custom icon and change it by right clicking on the file and going to the properies (left click on exsisting icon image). I used the Terasology logo off of the front page, the little green slime guy and just cropped everything else out. Simple.
6.) Open Nautilus (the default file manager in Ubuntu). Go to edit, preferences and under the behaviour tab mark "Run executable text files when they are opened"
7.) Have fun
8.) Buy me a beer and proceed to step 9
9.) Repeat step 8
