Okay. I am going to weigh in on this.
Yeah Jobs was smart.  Smart with business especially.  I don't know anyone else who could sell obsolete and extremely overpriced hardware to so many people.  It amazes me.

The real question is, why wouldn't you?

Annndd!!!! MCLauncherLinux: http://xvicario.us/getfile.php?f=mclauncher_linux.tar.gz

There is ONE bug. Just one... It will not download "minecraft.jar" for you You have to put the launcher in manually. I need to check out why this is doing what it does.

It doesn't matter the location of the folder.  The batch script sets %APPDATA% to the current directory.  The mono wrapped application is a native linux executable, no mono required.  Its just that the application is a tad large (well not really large, but it won't be tiny).

I have no access to the source code right now.  Its not complicated at all.  Copy a JAR from the jar folder to the .minecraft/bin folder. Then call a script that launches minecraft.

edit: if anyone would mind writing a batch script for me that changes the location of the .minecraft folder to CD i could release a version right now for linux.

I decided I should cross post this here from MinecraftForum.net

MCLauncher is a tool where you can launch any version of Minecraft (as long as you have the JAR) without having to set up a completely new environment.

There is a list view of all the JARs you have in the JAR folder. You select on and press "Launch". this will launch minecraft and you play that version.



"minecraft.jar" (the launcher) will automagically download if it is not in the folder when you open the application. You will also need to place your (or another) .minecraft folder inside the root of the program. Finally you need a folder called "jar" where the actual game jars are located.

here is the link to the download: http://xvicario.us/getfile.php?f=mclauncher-install.exe

Please comment

edit: And I just made a new Icon, what do you think of it?

Use PHP, its pretty much standard. And there are WAY more resources out there. Hell I could help you.

My school's tech is terrible (although I made suggestions for the CAD lab which were taken, because the teacher who runs it happens to be awesome).  We use MacOSX running Firefox 3 all over the school. The computers are terrible. The only plus to the Macs is that sometimes I am able to SSH into my machine at home. But most of the time terminal is locked...

So last month I started making UserStyles for Facebook. UserStyles are CSS style sheets loaded into your browser to modify the look of certain websites.

So I made Facebook UserStyles!

My first one is called SmoothRed. It started off modifying a theme of some pink userstyle for Facebook after looking for a red theme. I realized that modifying this style was going to be more of a pain in the ass than to just completely make my own theme. So that is what I did.

It seems like it is getting more popular (close to 7000 installs since it's debut). Not quite a popular as some themes but more popular that most themes.

Find it here: http://userstyles.org/styles/52576/smoothred-for-facebook

Okay...