Starting Java ("Other Os")Client
 

Could anyone please tell me how I can start the LimeWire "Other OS" client?



(I have allready installed it. But a can't find any instructions on how to start it. Neither can I find a "runLimeWire" script like the one that should be produced by the linux version on my system)
(Since I can't find this info anywhere in the docs of the FAQ it maight be an idea to also put it there)


Roderick

Where did you install it to? When I installed it on my Linux system I placed it in /usr/share/limewire/. So when I want to run it I execute /usr/share/limewire/LimeWire. Whatever directory you chose upon installation contains the executable file named LimeWire.

I have actually installed it in "f:\program files\lime wire\" :)

I know that the simple solution is to just install the windows client. But since I might want to install it on some other (non-windows) systems too, and since I know a bit about Java I want to install the Java version. (The one that by definition does not come with any native-OS binary) Therefore just typing "LimeWire" will not work. I know the commandline has to be something like:

java -cp <something here> <something else here>

But since I don't know the class of LimeWire (And can not find this info anywhare on the LimeWire site) I am kind of stuck here.

The weird thing is that I don't have a clue how anyone could use the Java client with this little info (Unless ofcourse if I completely miss something here)


Roderick