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I have two kids with different Minecraft accounts on the same Linux computer.

Previously, I made each of them an icon which ran this:

java -cp ~/minecraft/minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame [email protected] -p=password servername.example.org:3000

java -cp ~/minecraft/minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame [email protected] -p=password servername.example.org:3000

with a separate email and password for each kid.

This does not seem to work with the new launcher, which actually has the concept of separate-user profiles, but ironically ends up being quite a bit less elegant than this. (I asked on a minecraft forum site, but only got "why would you want to do that?")

Is there a way to similarly specify the profile to launch and server to connect to on the command line of the new launcher?

I have two kids with different Minecraft accounts on the same Linux computer.

Previously, I made each of them an icon which ran this:

java -cp ~/minecraft/minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame [email protected] -p=password servername.example.org:3000

with a separate email and password for each kid.

This does not seem to work with the new launcher, which actually has the concept of separate-user profiles, but ironically ends up being quite a bit less elegant than this. (I asked on a minecraft forum site, but only got "why would you want to do that?")

Is there a way to similarly specify the profile to launch and server to connect to on the command line of the new launcher?

I have two kids with different Minecraft accounts on the same Linux computer.

Previously, I made each of them an icon which ran this:

java -cp ~/minecraft/minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame [email protected] -p=password servername.example.org:3000

with a separate email and password for each kid.

This does not seem to work with the new launcher, which actually has the concept of separate-user profiles, but ironically ends up being quite a bit less elegant than this. (I asked on a minecraft forum site, but only got "why would you want to do that?")

Is there a way to similarly specify the profile to launch and server to connect to on the command line of the new launcher?

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I have two kids with different minecraftMinecraft accounts on the same Linux computer.

Previously, I made each of them an icon which ran this:

java -cp ~/minecraft/minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame [email protected] -p=password servername.example.org:3000

java -cp ~/minecraft/minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame [email protected] -p=password servername.example.org:3000

with a separate email and password for each kid.

whichThis does not seem to work with the new launcher, which actually has the concept of separate-user profiles, but ironically ends up being quite a bit less elegant than this. (I asked on a minecraft forum site, but only got "why would you want to do that?")

Is there a way to similarly specify the profile to launch and server to connect to on the command line of the new launcher?

I have two kids with different minecraft accounts on the same Linux computer.

Previously, I made each of them an icon which ran this:

java -cp ~/minecraft/minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame [email protected] -p=password servername.example.org:3000

with a separate email and password for each kid.

which does not seem to work with the new launcher, which actually has the concept of separate-user profiles, but ironically ends up being quite a bit less elegant than this. (I asked on a minecraft forum site, but only got "why would you want to do that?")

Is there a way to similarly specify the profile to launch and server to connect to on the command line of the new launcher?

I have two kids with different Minecraft accounts on the same Linux computer.

Previously, I made each of them an icon which ran this:

java -cp ~/minecraft/minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame [email protected] -p=password servername.example.org:3000

with a separate email and password for each kid.

This does not seem to work with the new launcher, which actually has the concept of separate-user profiles, but ironically ends up being quite a bit less elegant than this. (I asked on a minecraft forum site, but only got "why would you want to do that?")

Is there a way to similarly specify the profile to launch and server to connect to on the command line of the new launcher?

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Does the 1.6 minecraft launcher have command-line options to go directly to a profile?

I have two kids with different minecraft accounts on the same Linux computer.

Previously, I made each of them an icon which ran this:

java -cp ~/minecraft/minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame [email protected] -p=password servername.example.org:3000

with a separate email and password for each kid.

which does not seem to work with the new launcher, which actually has the concept of separate-user profiles, but ironically ends up being quite a bit less elegant than this. (I asked on a minecraft forum site, but only got "why would you want to do that?")

Is there a way to similarly specify the profile to launch and server to connect to on the command line of the new launcher?