- Does your TLauncher have a bug?
- Does your TLauncher crash every time?
- Do you want to download an old version of TLauncher?
- Do you not trust other websites that offer old versions of TLauncher?
- Do you want to download the official versions of TLauncher?
- Do you want a proof that this is the official TLauncher?
If yes, then read this. This method works for any PC version, i.e. all systems: Windows, Linux and MacOS.
This is the link for the jar (Linux and MacOS) version: https://repo.tlauncher.org/update/lch/TLauncher-2.86.jar
This is the link for the exe (Windows) version: https://repo.tlauncher.org/update/lch/TLauncher-2.86.exe
This works for any version of TLauncher. Simply change the version at the end of the link and request the file with a browser.
curl $(curl -ILs -o /dev/null -w %{url_effective} https://tlauncher.org/jar | tail -c12 | sed 's/^.*-\(.*\)\.zip.*$/https:\/\/repo.tlauncher.org\/update\/lch\/TLauncher-\1.jar/') > ~/tren/TLauncher.jar
chmod 755 TLauncher.jar
if ! [ -d ~/.tlauncher ]; then mkdir ~/.tlauncher; fi
cp TLauncher.jar ~/.tlauncher/TLauncher.jar
alias mc='java -jar ~/.tlauncher/TLauncher.jar'
Let's prove that this is the official version. To see this, you will need to have some official version already installed because the links I provided are contained in the files of any official version of TLauncher. If you don't, then just download the latest version from https://tlauncher.org/en/. Now I will show where exactly the links are contained. Go to the logs folder of your TLauncher. On Windows OS, it is this folder: %appdata%\.minecraft\logs\tlauncher. On Linux OS, it is this folder: ~/.minecraft/logs/tlauncher/. On Mac OS, it is this folder: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/logs/tlauncher. Now open any .log file. If the folder is empty, you need to run TLauncher for the first time. Any of these files should contain this link: https://repo.tlauncher.org/update/lch/update_2.0.json This is supposedly the link from which TLauncher requests something! Perhaps the newest version of itself... Open this as a normal link on your web browser and you will be shown the file "update_2.0.json" in your browser's window. There, in contents of this file, you can find the links I provided above. You may have noticed that I wrote https instead of http. HTTPS is simply a safe variant of the HTTP protocol.