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Ubuntu 22.04 will not run Minecraft after install

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I have installed Minecraft by downloading it from the main site, mirror and via wget in the terminal and I get one of two results:

Failed to load the page.
Please check your internet connection and try Reload again.
Error message: ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED (code=105).

The second is:

Sorry! We were unable to get your account information. Please restart your launcher.

I never got a chance to submit my account information so no wonder they can't get it. Restarting it does the same thing. (Definition of insanity)

The third one is:

PAGE NOT FOUND
[Back to Minecraft]

I have:

  • Tried Microsoft/Mojang help (spoiler: they are useless!)
  • installed with both of Microsoft's Mirrors
  • installed through snap
  • installed with wget
  • rebooted more times than I can count
  • updated the system for video card drivers AMD Radeon 590 both open source and proprietary
  • ensured there were no unmet dependencies
  • checked my router for anything that could block it

My internet is stable and working well. Plenty of wired and wireless bandwidth (I'm on a wired connection). Just rebooted the router just in case, along with the computer (again).

I just want to go back to playing one of the few games I do still play. I know it worked last year and then I had to redo my system. (I messed it up at the end of Jan installing some dev tools and nothing worked! I used a RaspberryPi 4 running 22.04 to download the ISO so I could make a bootable flashdrive on a 10++ yr old laptop running 20.04 because my backups failed me).

Any ideas for more things to try would be helpful and genuinely appreciated.

Sue

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