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- This is a general guide for installing the official Old School RuneScape client on Linux operating systems
- This guide will not cater to every set-up possible, but hopefully will help as a base for adaptation to other set-ups
- This guide currently expects BASH and a desktop environment compliant with the XDG Desktop Entry specification
- These notes are currently taken and adapted from a personal wiki page[1], in hopes of it being useful to others, and without warranty or guarantee, so use at your own risk
- 2Dependencies
- 2.1Information
- 2.2Specific-distributions
- 3Installation
- 3.4Install JAR File
- 3.4.2macOS Client Method
- 3.4.2.2Extract Files
- 3.4.3JAR Method
- 3.4.2macOS Client Method
- 3.4Install JAR File
- 4Desktop Launcher
- 4.2Desktop Launcher
- 4.2.2Desktop Launcher Contents
- 4.2Desktop Launcher
- 5Quick Commands
Snap Package[edit | edit source]
On systems that support Snaps (such as Ubuntu), you can install an unofficial Snap of Old School RuneScape from Snapcraft:
- Source code, more information, and issues directly related to the packaging of this Snap should be directed towards the GitHub page
- This Snap is provided as-is, and is not provided by Jagex
- If Snap is not installed on your system, you can find installation instructions for various distributions here
- If you do not wish to use the Snap package, or wish to run Old School RuneScape with Java directly, skip this and continue with the instructions below instead
Dependencies[edit | edit source]
Information[edit | edit source]
Java[edit | edit source]
- Old School RuneScape currently requires a Java runtime to execute
- The two most popular options are OpenJDK, and Oracle's version of Java
- Most distributions will have a version of OpenJDK in their default repositories
- Some distributions may come with a version of OpenJDK installed, but it is important to make sure a non-headless version is installed
- If your distribution offers
JRE
andJDK
versions of OpenJDK, JRE is preferred, but if it isn't provided explicitly, JDK will also work fine - Use your distribution's package manager to install a version of OpenJDK
- OpenJDK versions 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 were tested and confirmed working
7z[edit | edit source]
7z
is being used in order to extract the necessary files from the.dmg
installer provided by Jagex- The .dmg installer is being used in order to workaround a minor issue with the copyright footer not disappearing upon successful log-in
- This package is not a hard requirement
wmctrl[edit | edit source]
wmctrl
can be used to change the state of the Old School RuneScape window, allowing for a toggle between windowed and fullscreen states- This package is optional
Other packages[edit | edit source]
notify-send
is used in the Desktop Launcher to send notifications when manually updating the client, and is optionalwget
is used to download files, and while useful to have, can be substituted foraria2
, or any other preferred command-line download tool. It's not included in all distributions (ie. Arch)
Specific-distributions[edit | edit source]
Ubuntu and Debian[edit | edit source]
Fedora[edit | edit source]
openSUSE[edit | edit source]
Arch Linux[edit | edit source]
Set Default Java[edit | edit source]
- This allows you to set and/or confirm the default Java executable being used system-wide
- Some distros automatically set the non-headless version of Java as-default upon installing the package
Installation[edit | edit source]
Information[edit | edit source]
- The following commands install Old School RuneScape to
~/runescape/oldschool
Clean-up[edit | edit source]
- This is ran to potentially clean-up an older attempt to install Old School RuneScape
- If this is a first-time installation, this command does not need to be ran, but it also won't hurt anything if it's ran at this point during the installation either
Create Directories[edit | edit source]
- This creates the main
~/runescape/oldschool
directory, along with a temporary/tmp/oldschool
folder to download and extract the initial installation files
Install JAR File[edit | edit source]
Information[edit | edit source]
- There are two methods to proceed
- The first method includes extracting
jagexappletviewer.jar
from the macOS clientOldSchool.dmg
file, allowing the best desktop integration across all operating systems, and the hiding of the copyright-footer regardless of Java version - The second method includes downloading
jagexappletviewer.jar
as-is and potentially having the copyright footer being shown at all times - The first method requires
7z
as an extra dependency - The second method has no additional dependencies
macOS Client Method[edit | edit source]
- This is the first method involving the macOS installer
- Either continue on with this method, or go further down the page if you wish to go with the second method involving the direct JAR file
Download Image[edit | edit source]
- This downloads
OldSchool.dmg
to the/tmp/oldschool
directory
Extract Files[edit | edit source]
OldSchool.dmg[edit | edit source]
- This extracts the files from
OldSchool.dmg
into the/tmp/oldschool/OldSchool-dmg
folder
Install JAR[edit | edit source]
- This copies
jagexappletviewer.jar
from the/tmp/oldschool/OldSchool-dmg
folder into the~/runescape/oldschool
folder
Install Icon[edit | edit source]
- This copies
OSRS.icns
from the/tmp/oldschool/OldSchool-dmg
folder into the~/runescape/oldschool
folder
Clean-up[edit | edit source]
- Removes the temporary
/tmp/oldschool
folder
JAR Method[edit | edit source]
- This is the second method involving the direct JAR file
- Either continue on with this method, or return back up the page if you wish to go with the first method involving the macOS client
Download and Install JAR[edit | edit source]
- This downloads
jagexappletviewer.jar
to the~/runescape/oldschool
directory
Install Icon[edit | edit source]
- This downloads a 512x512 icon into the
~/runescape/oldschool
folder - This icon currently comes from the Old School RuneScape Mobile page on Google Play Store
- The icon can be substituted for another image, but must be named
jagexappletviewer.png
One-liner[edit | edit source]
- Performs the macOS client download, extraction of
jagexappletviewer.jar
andOSRS.icns
, and clean-up of temporary files - Provided for convenience
Desktop Launcher[edit | edit source]
Create Launcher Directory[edit | edit source]
- This creates the
~/.local/share/applications
folder if it doesn't exist
Desktop Launcher[edit | edit source]
Edit Launcher File[edit | edit source]
- This opens a text editor to edit the
Old School RuneScape.desktop
file that will be created upon saving nano
can be replaced with your preferred text editor
Desktop Launcher Contents[edit | edit source]
Information[edit | edit source]
- Read this section carefully
- You can edit some of the text contents below, but otherwise, you can copy and paste it as-is if you're happy with the defaults and meet all file requirements mentioned
- Do not change any text labelled
CHANGEME
, as this is handled later with another command - The following desktop launcher contents expects the following:
- Expects
/usr/bin/java
to link to your default, non-headless Java runtime executable - Expects
/usr/bin/wmctrl
to exist to allow toggling windowed and fullscreen states - Expects
/bin/bash
to exist for running a series of commands to perform maintenance of the client - Expects
cp
,rm
,7z
,notify-send
, andsync
to exist inPATH
withBASH
- This also assumes your Linux distribution uses ideal, default Java flags for memory allocation and garbage collection
- Hardware-acceleration can be enabled by changing the
-Dsun.java2d.opengl
flag fromfalse
totrue
[2] - UI scaling is possible with the
-Dsun.java2d.uiScale
flag, and can be set to a value of2
or higher to increase the UI size
Contents[edit | edit source]
Set Launcher's User[edit | edit source]
- This changes all instances of
CHANGEME
inOld School RuneScape.desktop
withsed
to the user account being used to run the command
Troubleshooting[edit | edit source]
- If the launcher doesn't appear in your app launcher immediately, try reloading your shell, logging out and then back in, or rebooting the system
- If the launcher still doesn't appear, one or more executable files may be missing, or there is a syntax error
- If one or more audio channels in-game are not working (missing music or in-game sound effects), try using an older version of Java
Quick Commands[edit | edit source]
Information[edit | edit source]
- Various commands for trying out different combination of command flags and diagnostics
- Assumes Old School RuneScape is installed with the above set-up
Main Folder[edit | edit source]
- Opens the main game folder with your default file explorer
- If
gio open
doesn't work,xdg-open
may work
Execute[edit | edit source]
- Base execution command with minimal Java flags
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Additional Java Flags[edit | edit source]
- All of these flags can have different settings
Default Java Flags[edit | edit source]
- This command will show the Java flags set by-default
Other Java Flags[edit | edit source]
- May be useful for fixing errors related to Java
- ↑RoE | Wiki
- ↑This is known to potentially have rendering issues with Intel graphics
Enabling RuneScape Access in Mac OS X 10.6 and 10.7
Mac users with OS version 10.6 or 10.7 may find that they have difficulty accessing RuneScape through their web browsers. This is caused by an anti-malware update recently deployed by Apple, which causes the Java plug-in for browsers to be disabled by default.
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This may cause you to receive a “disabled plug-in” message when attempting to load RuneScape. If this happens, simply click on the message, and – when prompted - confirm that you would like to enable the plug-in. Then, restart your browser, and RuneScape should load as usual.
Apple’s update can cause the plug-in to be disabled again automatically, if the applet is not loaded for some time. Should this happen, simply repeat the process described above to re-enable the plug-in and access RuneScape.
If you have any questions, or are still having difficulty, feel free to visit our technical forums where our Customer Support team will be happy to help..
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