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This guide is for people who have problems with updating RuneMate with the default RuneMate updater and for lazy people that want to use an easy way of downloading the standalone version.
While reading the guide, you will see an USER which is required for you to change to your username of ur user, it can be found at /home/
1. Create a runemate.sh file at ur Documents directory with the following code: (this will run runemate)
Instead of "java" you can use your own java directory which you might've downloaded and extracted, example:
and make it executable with: chmod +x /home/USER/Documents/runemate.sh
2. Create a rmupdate.sh file at ur Documents directory also, with this code: (this will update runemate for you if there is an update)
Whenever you want to update RuneMate just open up a terminal, navigate to Documents directory and open the rmupdate.sh with: ./rmupdate.sh
3. If you want to have an application in your start menu, you can create a file at: (This step was done on Arch Linux, i'm not sure how it works on other distros)
.local/share/applications/
with following code:
While reading the guide, you will see an USER which is required for you to change to your username of ur user, it can be found at /home/
1. Create a runemate.sh file at ur Documents directory with the following code: (this will run runemate)
Code:
#!/bin/sh
java -jar "/home/USER/Documents/RuneMate.jar"Instead of "java" you can use your own java directory which you might've downloaded and extracted, example:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
"/home/USER/Downloads/jdk1.8.0_161/bin/java" -jar "/home/USER/Documents/RuneMate.jar"and make it executable with: chmod +x /home/USER/Documents/runemate.sh
2. Create a rmupdate.sh file at ur Documents directory also, with this code: (this will update runemate for you if there is an update)
Code:
wget -O RuneMate.jar https://www.runemate.com/client/download.phpWhenever you want to update RuneMate just open up a terminal, navigate to Documents directory and open the rmupdate.sh with: ./rmupdate.sh
3. If you want to have an application in your start menu, you can create a file at: (This step was done on Arch Linux, i'm not sure how it works on other distros)
.local/share/applications/
with following code:
Code:
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=RuneMate
Exec="/home/USER/Documents/runemate.sh"
Categories=Application;
Terminal=true
Icon=
Comment=
Path=
StartupNotify=false
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=RuneMate
Exec="/home/qverkk/Documents/runemate.sh"
Categories=Application;
Terminal=true
Icon=
Comment=
Path=
StartupNotify=false
