Where can I specify classes? Linux support

[Asbestosstar]

Hi, I am using a custom .csv with yarn->obf and yarn has different class names. Where should I put the class names?
Also, I have issues with JavaFX with Linux, yet I have the Same JDK on Windows and it works, do you think you can do what you do the same thing you do with jar-exe with a Unix or Linux binary? Ive used this for a long time and have often been annoyed with having to boot into a VM.
Thanks

[SimplyProgrammer]

Hello!
Well this question is a bit hard to answer since I have like 0 experience with Linux but I have a plan to make this deobfuscator into web application one day, but this is yet a bit too ambitious for me but with a web app there should not be a problem unless you don't have a web browser. The thing is that am using launch4j to do jar -> exe convert and I don't know about any equivalent for Linux.
So... sorry to disappoint you but until the web app will be a thing I cant do much for you, only except suggest downloading .jar version of deobfuscator download and setup java (windows app is using eclipse temurin as embedded runtime) on your pc and run deobfuscator.jar with command line by doing something like java -jar Deobfuscator3000 v1.2.3.jar". Hopefully that should be same, but I know that that is probably not even close to what you want.
And well, honestly I have to admit that I was never thinking about supporting anything besides windows.... I thing windows is most faworable when you want to play games like MC. Aaaand there is also a thing... that JavaFx, after it was abandoned by oracle, is a bit quirky to work with in general not even speaking about deployment, because you need separate libs for every system...