Minecraft on Linux
Minecraft on Linux
When you save it, it usually appears in a folder you can locate via your file manager. You can also move into it using a command line. If it was saved to "Downloads" in your personal folder, use cd ~/Downloads to view it. In the terminal, run ls -la to check its contents. If the file exists, you should be able to execute the dpkg command provided by @pythonmegapixel.
The nearest I've tried is boosting a Pi's performance so please be patient.
It functions properly, though no visible output appears. This is typical on Linux when you type a password in the terminal.
Indicates the file you saved is meant for x86 processors with 64-bit support (x86_64). However, your device uses an ARM64 CPU, which isn't compatible. You must obtain a .deb version tailored for that architecture (arm-based systems).
You obtained the .deb from a Minecraft source. No other versions are available for ARM CPUs. The alternative you might try is the Minecraft.tar.gz file, which works on systems with Java 8 installed. You’ll need to extract it manually and run the .jar file using Java.
The device you're attempting to install requires an ARM CPU. The package from Mojang is designed specifically for x86-64 processors, like those in desktop computers.