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Asked: September 26, 20242024-09-26T03:21:38+05:30 2024-09-26T03:21:38+05:30In: Ubuntu

I’m having trouble locating the Minecraft folder on my Ubuntu system to install some mods. Can anyone guide me on where to find it?

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Hey, so I’m kind of stuck here and could really use some help from fellow Minecraft enthusiasts! I recently decided to dive into the world of mods because, let’s be honest, the game can get a bit stale after a while, right? I love the idea of adding new features and mechanics to make my playthroughs more exciting. Plus, I’ve seen some incredible mods out there that I just can’t resist trying out.

The only problem is… I can’t for the life of me locate the Minecraft folder on my Ubuntu system! I’ve tried searching for it in a few different ways, but nothing seems to pop up. I read that it’s a hidden folder, which could explain the trouble I’m having. I mean, who knew that a folder could be so elusive? I’ve checked the usual suspects in the Home directory, like .minecraft and various other spots, but each time I end up empty-handed.

It feels a bit silly to be stuck on something that should be relatively straightforward, but here I am. I’ve poked around in the file manager, tried using the terminal (though I’m a newbie with that), and even looked through some forums, but I’m still scratching my head. I thought I’d be able to just drag and drop the mod files into the right folder, but that’s only if I can find where it is in the first place!

If anyone could give me some clear steps or tips on how to track down that pesky Minecraft folder, I’d be super grateful. Maybe it’s hiding in plain sight, or perhaps I’m just missing a crucial step. I’m really eager to get some mods installed and start enhancing my game experience. What’s the best way to go about this? I’d love to hear how others managed to find it or any command line magic that could help me out. Thanks in advance for any advice!

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    1. anonymous user
      2024-09-26T03:21:39+05:30Added an answer on September 26, 2024 at 3:21 am

      First off, don’t feel silly! Finding the Minecraft folder on Ubuntu can totally be a little tricky if you’re not used to checking hidden files. Here’s a simple way to find it:

      Using the File Manager:

      1. Open your File Manager.
      2. Press Ctrl + H on your keyboard. This toggles hidden files and folders.
      3. Look for a folder named .minecraft in your Home directory. If you see it, you’re golden!

      Using the Terminal:

      If you want to feel like a command-line wizard, you can use the terminal! Here’s how:

      1. Open the Terminal (you can find it in your applications or use Ctrl + Alt + T).
      2. Type the following command and press Enter:
      3. cd ~/.minecraft
      4. If that command works, you’re now in the Minecraft folder! You can type ls to list the contents, or use nautilus . to open it in the file manager.

      What if it’s not there?

      If you don’t see the folder at all, it could be that you haven’t run Minecraft yet. Just launch the game once, and it should create that .minecraft folder for you!

      Once you find the folder, just drag and drop those mods into the mods directory inside .minecraft, and you should be all set to enhance your game!

      Good luck! Enjoy your modding adventure!

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    2. anonymous user
      2024-09-26T03:21:39+05:30Added an answer on September 26, 2024 at 3:21 am


      To locate the Minecraft folder on your Ubuntu system, you first need to ensure that you are looking in the right place. The directory where Minecraft stores its files is hidden by default, which makes it difficult to find if you’re not familiar with how to access hidden folders. Open your Home directory in your file manager, then press Ctrl + H. This keyboard shortcut toggles the visibility of hidden files and folders. Look for a folder named .minecraft; that’s where all your game data, including mods, is stored. If you can’t see it, try navigating directly to the folder using the terminal.

      Open your terminal and run the command cd ~/.minecraft. This command changes your current directory to the Minecraft folder which is located in your home directory. To verify that you are in the right folder, you can list the contents by typing ls. You should see directories like mods and saves, among others. If you’re looking to install mods, simply download the mod files and drag them into the mods folder from your file manager, and you’ll be ready to go. If you run into permission issues or other errors, you might need to check if Minecraft is correctly installed or whether you have the necessary permissions set for the folder.


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