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This simple sh file launches Minecraft, but with the amount of memory specified in the sh file, not at the default 1GB amount. 
This helps eliminate the 'Out of Memory' issues and other issues using high definition texture packs. 
It uses the concepts applied by server wrappers to manage jar files while providing a relatively smooth experience for the end user.
If this does not work for you, edit the sh file to show the appropriate location and version of Java on your computer. 
To adjust the amount of RAM used, Xms is the minimum amount while Xmx is the maximum amount. (1,536MB = 1.5GB Ram, 2048MB = 2GB of Ram).


Instructions:
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1) Choose the appropriate file (the sizes in GB are amounts to give Minecraft, not what you have in your computer!)
2) Copy the sh file (.sh) to the same directory (folder) where Minecraft.jar is located.
3) Run the sh file from now on to allocate more memory.

Note to Users:
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THIS IS CURRENTLY CONFIGURED TO WORK WITH THE FOLLOWING:
 - 64bit Linux with 64bit Java installed
 
 If you have 64bit Linux with 32bit Java installed, I recommend you either get 64bit or
 update the sh file of your choice with the correct path to Java.


Changelog:
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02/11/2012: Added Linux versions
02/10/2012: Added 1.25GB and 1.75GB amounts for .exe and .jar - Windows only
01/29/2012: Archived Mac files
01/05/2012: It's January 2012! (No actual update)
12/13/2011: December update
11/22/2011: Mac version added!
11/19/2011: Major overhaul of project
11/19/2011: Fixed random downloading issues
10/30/2011: Aerovalis hosting now used
10/20/2011: wget link added
10/18/2011: Project start