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How to find Multibit installation path?

rated 0 times [ 3] [ 0] / answers: 1 / hits: 750 / 1 Year ago, thu, november 24, 2022, 8:01:12

I am specifically looking for how to start multibit from the command line (it is a java program)

When you click on the unity search button and then launch an application from there, how do you find the location it is running from? i.e. I want to start an application from terminal but have no idea how to find the command to run it. (I have tried doing a sudo find / -name 'programName' but can't find it from there either)!

The program I am looking for I just realised was installed from a java executable so may be somewhere else?

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answered 1 Year ago anoalk · Accepted Answer

If no MultiBit shortcut is created, you can run MultiBit manually as follows:

open a terminal window and 'cd' to your installation directory
type java -jar multibit-exe.jar

You should have seen the following screen:

enter image description here

This is where multibit gets installed.

Try typing:

java -jar ~/MultiBit-0.5.16/multibit-exe.jar

and should work, unless you changed the installation path.