O okie, well, I guess this can stay open until someone who does know can help me

 

Maybe this is your problem... JDK Java 6
Just go to Download Free Java Software and download that, it should auto choose the version and stuff.

 

I went into the terminal and did this

"
sudo apt-get install default-jre

"


That's how I got whatever java I have now

 

Ya, well it says thats JDK Java 6, so uh, try Java 8 XD

 

how do I "try java 8"
what should I change in the command

 

Don't.
Download it from the link I put.

 

asdfghjkl hold onononononon

 

idk which one to pick, I'm running a 64 bit thing

 

Fkn Linux, try the 3rd one.

 

okayokayokayokayokayokokaoyokayokayokayokay

 

k i gots it on my desktop

 

K now what

 

If you're running a 32 bit version of Linux, then get the x86 client. If you're running a 64-bit version of Linux, then get the amd64 client. Your version of java needs to match according (x86 or x64)

 

I have a 64 bit version of Linux, I got rid of all and any traces of Java on here, so do I go h4ere




But I don't see an "amd64" client

 

X64

 

Just onto my desktop, correct?

 

Should be, perhaps click on the instructions link? I stay away from Java like the plague

 

Okay, I found out today that Java isn't the problem, I somehow already had java, but now I need help with getting teamspeak itself, I can continue trying tomorrow because right now my laptop is a bit a messed up

 

What's wrong with TS?

 

Why don't you just google "how to install teamspeak 3 on linux" XD