Depends mostly on your internet speed, not your OS, the minecraft client itself is small (well under 100 MB), so Linux, Windows, and macOS all download it just as fast on the same connection. On a decent broadband connection it's typically under a minute, on a slow connection it could take a few minutes. File size isn't really the bottleneck here, download speed is.
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You should be able tto download it as soon as you've paid for it.
it wont you need to download the server thing of the minecraft website and replace the old one with it.
You can download skins from a website and then go on the Minecraft Website. Or download it to Minecraft and it will take you to the page
Downloading minecraft is super fast, depending on your internet speed. As a personal experience, a school computer running at 70KBps could download it around a minute or so, so it doesn't take too long! However, a faster speed internet could download it in under 30 seconds!
Downloading Minecraft is super fast, depending on your internet speed. As a personal experience, a school computer running at 70KBps could download it around a minute or so, so it doesn't take too long! However, a faster speed internet could download it in under 30 seconds!
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First go to the download, and download it. Second, unzip the file onto your computer. Third, take the file, and drag it into the save files on Minecraft, and there you go!
This question depends on a couple things. First, it depends on how fast your computer is. Second, it depends on how fast your internet connection is.
This question depends on a couple things. First, it depends on how fast your computer is. Second, it depends on how fast your internet connection is.
Kittens don't grow in minecraft