Releases: GameParrot/lunarcmd
3.3
LunarCmd 3.2
- Fixed crash (hopefully)
- Fixed sign in log spam
LunarCmd 3.1
Attempted to fix crash (may or may not be fixed) and switched to TinyLogger for logging.
LunarCmd 3.0
New features:
- New --sodium option to use Sodium instead of OptiFine on newer versions
- New --launch-override option to override parameters on the launch request
- New --no-fps-booster option to disable the use of an FPS Booster mod
- New --neu option to use the NEU (Not Enough Updates) mod
- -version option to print LunarCmd version info
Fixed some crashes
Technical:
- Swift libs are now static linked to the binary on Linux. This means that you do not have to have Swift installed on Linux anymore.
- Source code is now split between multiple files
LunarCmd 2.2.1
Fixed --server option not working on Linux.
LunarCmd 2.2
New features:
- New multithreaded downloading; new
--max-threads
option
Fixes:
- Fixed slow download speeds on Linux
Installation on Linux:
Starting with this release, you will need to have Swift installed to /usr/local to use LunarCmd on Linux. To install Swift, first download Swift from https://www.swift.org/download/ and choose the right file for your distro. If your distro is not in the list, try the one for ubuntu 20.04. Once downloaded, run sudo bash ./swiftinstall.sh
in the same directory as the downloaded file (do NOT rename the downloaded file). The script will then install Swift to /usr/local so you can use LunarCmd.
LunarCmd 2.1.1
Fix crash on macOS
LunarCmd 2.1
Fix for launching legacy branch on some versions
LunarCmd 2.0
Fixes:
- Support for most newer versions
New features:
- Faster startup
- New version chooser
Technical:
- Swift Package Manager is now used
LunarCmd 1.8
LunarCmd 1.8 fixes support for Intel Macs