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I have already downloaded Mono, but I can't find the Mono program or something. I am stuck. I need help with this. I am not used to this as I used to be a Windows user and I am now a Mac user.
You'll need to open up a terminal instance.
If the terminal window is in the same directory as the client, just enter "mono Launcher.exe" into it.
Otherwise you will need to enter the full path to the launcher. So "mono /dir1/dir2/dir3/Launcher.exe" for example.
++UnknownShadow200 posted:++
You'll need to open up a terminal instance.
If the terminal window is in the same directory as the client, just enter "mono Launcher.exe" into it.
Otherwise you will need to enter the full path to the launcher. So "mono /dir1/dir2/dir3/Launcher.exe" for example.
Whats the directory of Mono?
You don't need to worry the directory for mono (assuming it did install).
You can check if it is installed by entering "mono --version" into the terminal.
++UnknownShadow200 posted:++
You don't need to worry the directory for mono (assuming it did install).
You can check if it is installed by entering "mono --version" into the terminal.
Right, ok. I have done the mono thing, now I have to do the directory, which i am confused by. I am not used to Macs.
You can type 'pwd' into a new terminal window to show the current directory, which should be /users/yourname.
Then in terminal type: mono "<path from pwd>/<path to launcher>/Launcher.exe" (So for example, mono "/users/Unknown/documents/downloads/client/Launcher.exe")
++UnknownShadow200 posted:++
You can type 'pwd' into a new terminal window to show the current directory, which should be /users/yourname.
Then in terminal type: mono "<path from pwd>/<path to launcher>/Launcher.exe" (So for example, mono "/users/Unknown/documents/downloads/client/Launcher.exe")
Thank you!
Can't even type mono before getting a debug message. Something seems odd.
how do I get a Terminal window up? (I'm a Windows user, but I'm just curious.)
Terminal is similar to command prompt on windows, but for unix based systems.