Samaya Posted December 14, 2025 Report Posted December 14, 2025 I have very little knowledge when it comes to Linux and how things work. I read the wiki on updating using the "install.sh" file, but so far all it seems to do is open it in a text editor. I downloaded 1.21.6 directly from the VS website. What would be the easiest way to install?
scr3wballl Posted December 16, 2025 Report Posted December 16, 2025 What I have to do (in Linux Mint) is open the command line (Terminal), then go to the original folder where it was downloaded: cd /home/username/Downloads/VS/vs1216/vintagestory ./install.sh cd /home/username/.local/share/vintagestory ./Vintagestory I think the instructions are old or specific to certain distros.
Cladow Posted December 17, 2025 Report Posted December 17, 2025 If your script is just being opened in an editor, it likely means it's not marked as an executable; to mark it as such, you should be able to change that in the file's properties > permissions > something about execution. Alternatively, there is the terminal command "chmod +x install.sh". I have not used the script myself, though.
Samaya Posted December 20, 2025 Author Report Posted December 20, 2025 On 12/17/2025 at 11:42 PM, Cladow said: If your script is just being opened in an editor, it likely means it's not marked as an executable; to mark it as such, you should be able to change that in the file's properties > permissions > something about execution. Alternatively, there is the terminal command "chmod +x install.sh". I have not used the script myself, though. Thanks I'll try next update see if it works.
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