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Hi,
I am running Fedora Linux, and until now always was using the platform-independent limewire distribution. I found it pretty cool to run it right from the folder I unziped it. Now I tried downloading Limewire again, and only was offered debian packages. Please, give us back the platform independent .zip package. Thank you in advance, Clemens |
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I have queried LW about this coincidentally some days ago. I'll see what happens.
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For now:
- download the debian .deb archive - open containing folder in nautilus - right click the .deb and select extract here - change into the extracted folder: LimeWireLinux - right click data.tar.gz and extract here - change into extracted folder: ..../LimeWireLinux/data/usr/lib/LimeWire - double-click runLime.sh startup script , and Bob's your uncle
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