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General Linux Support For questions regarding use of LimeWire or WireShare or related questions on the Linux operating system. This includes installation questions and answers. (Check the Stickies marked in Red at top of this section.) |
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Maybe Im a retard here but could ya help me? I got LimeWire running fine but its annoying to have to open up Konsole and run lime through there. Is it possible to use a link to application to run it? Ive tried linking it to runLime.sh and it doesnt work. |
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Ok, for everyone who is having trouble getting Limewire to run without using the console...try this. The following is the contents of MY runlime.sh script. I recommend that you alter yours to look the EXACT same. Then you should have no problem making a link in KDE. (Don't forget to make sure that you allow "EXEC" permissions to this file) #!/bin/bash WD=`dirname $0` cd $WD J2SE_PREEMPTCLOSE=1; export J2SE_PREEMPTCLOSE CLASSPATH=".:lib/collections.jar:lib:lib/core.jar:lib/xerces.jar:lib/jl011.jar" export CLASSPATH PATH=$PATH:bin export PATH java RunLime After you have made these changes, make your link to this new runlime.sh script file. If, after altering your runlime.sh script, the link still doesn't work, simply try restarting KDE (I had to do this before it would work, don't ask me why). And if it doesn't work after restarting KDE, then your problem is beyond me, sorry. |
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