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How to Install OptiFine on Chromebook (Update)
How to install OptiFine to Increase Performance on Chromebook (Minecraft) Chromebooks aren’t usually fitted with the best hardware available. Unless you have a Pixelbook, your Chromebook probably doesn’t have the best specs on the market. Now, I find it essential to mention that it doesn’t need great specs if you use your Chromebook as it’s…
Stop Telling Beginning Linux Users These Things
Linux is something that takes time to become accustomed to. Many advanced Linux users have strong opinions about certain things. There are certain things that we just should not be telling beginning Linux users. Most beginning Linux users don’t care about certain things, and they’re barely sold on ditching Windows. In this article, I will…
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How To Install OptiFine on Chromebook
Important Note This article is outdated! There is now a better way to do this that doesn’t require rooting your Chromebook! Check out our article about installing Minecraft: Java Edition on our Chromebook here: UPDATE: How to Install Minecraft: Java Edition on a Chromebook, and if you’ve already done that, check out our article on how…
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How to Optimize Minecraft 1.19 for M1
This is the fourth part of the series I’ve written on optimizing Minecraft for M1. Now that Minecraft 1.19 has been released, I will be writing on how to optimize Minecraft 1.19 for M1. Thankfully, new tooling has been released by now that makes optimizing Minecraft for M1 much easier. It’s an app called “ManyMC”….
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How to Set up a Permissions System in Spigot
How to Set up a Minecraft Permissions System with LuckPerms Anyone with minimal knowledge of programming can tell you that permissions suck. However, they are a necessity. Without permission systems, anybody could simply hack your server by accessing an administrator panel or something. Luckily, Minecraft has permissions designed a little easier. In this tutorial, I…
How to Use WINE to Run Windows Apps on Linux or Chromebooks
Using WINE to Interpret Windows Apps on Linux Systems WINE is an interpreter for Windows apps on Linux systems. At least in the context of this interpreter, we are not talking about the alcoholic beverage. WINE stands for WINE Is Not an Emulator. It is one of the many examples of recursive acronyms in the…