Example: I’m playing on a Windows laptop, but I also have it for Nintendo Switch and iOS.

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Minetest.

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Java via PojavLauncher on Android, and Bedrock via Waydroid on Linux.

I also have Minetest on both.

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Have you tried Bedrock? I’m curious how the two compare. I used PojavLauncher for about twenty minutes but for some reason it seemed like passive mobs (such as sheep) weren’t spawning as often as they do in Bedrock.

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Tried it, it won’t install from Aurora, and there’s some bug with the Play Store not installing anything and just saying pending. I tried Bedrock on my Linux computer though, as I said.

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Java on Android? How well does that run? What hardware are you using? Do you have to use peripherals?

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Runs nice and smoothly with medium graphics settings on a Motorola g73, with just touch controls.

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java edition on linux using the prism launcher

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How do you like the prism launcher, does it work well on linux? I’ve just been using the standard .deb launcher.

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It works well and is available as native package or Flatpak. It includes features such as profiles, mod updating (fetches newer versions from Curseforge and Modrinth), in-launcher mod downloading and several other useful features and plenty of configuration options.

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Iirc it was an offshoot of the PolyMC group made when one of their devs went rogue, and I think PolyMC used to be one of the more popular choices for linux

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originally there was multiMc,

then PolyMc was created as an offshoot of multi due to drama.

then prism was created as an offshoot of polyMc because one of the devs acted like an twat

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You can use Java Minecraft on the Steam deck.

There are various guides available to install it.

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I have a Bedrock Realm that I play on my Series X and my laptop.

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