3 ms·

Incidentally, minecraft runs fine on Linux.

• deleted 6y ago
  [deleted]
• Triv888 6y ago
  but aren't they trying to retire the java version?
  • jjice 6y ago
    I'm not a very regular player, but from what I understand, the Java version is the most popular by the "enthusiast" community. At least the people I know that are very into the game still use Java for modding purposes and more extensive server options (also because of mods).
    • robotnikman 6y ago
      Yep, if you run a Minecraft server you are most likely using the Java version with a wrapper such as Spigot (or one of its forks)
  • stretchcat 6y ago
    Hard to say for sure without being inside the org, but from the outside that doesn't really seem to be the case to me. Most gameplay features appear first in snapshot releases of Java edition.