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This removes the fallback to global `libraries` folder for `local` libraries.
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Instead of hardcoding it.
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Issues were caused by use of `popen()` with no `pclose()` counterpart...
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So simple. Better in every way.
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importance
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It should list mods in various locations...
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Fixes #2277
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It can be manually modded. It must be preserved when it's the only jar around.
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version
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invalid Flame URLs
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MultiMC now parses the HTTP Location header in a (more) tolerant mode.
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to version page
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minor Flame import problems
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Badly connected signals/slots and similar things.
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* Setting and resetting default account will update the account list properly
* Removing the active account will now also reset it (previously, it would 'stay around')
* The accounts model is no longer reset by every action
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saves
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Currently only ones that are removable and aren't dep-only
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account already
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It is realistically a list of components. The fact that it also holds the final
launch parameters is a design bug.
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This should fix issues with the 1.13 snapshots
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If a single library had both native and java jars, they would randomly get confused.
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Patch application will either add tweakers, or move them
to the end if they are already present.
This allows fixing up tweaker order in subsequent version patches.
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Minecraft versions
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