File README.SUSE of Package multimc

In order to make use of Microsoft XBox accounts, you'll need an MSA
client ID for an M$ Azure "Application" with "Live SDK support" for
access to XBox APIs and "public client flows" to allow for OAuth2
authentication.

You can tell MultiMC to use this Token by setting the
	`MMC_MS_TOKEN`
env var to it.

Upstream doesn't want forks and rebuilds to use theirs, but instead
only allow their own proprietary binary releases carry them. If you
don't want to go through the trouble of registering an Azure "app"
and agreeing to M$'s suspicous ToS, we provided a tool that
automatically downloads, extracts and then pulls out upstreams api
token from their non-free release.
Simply run
	`multimc-get-upstream-mssecret`
on a machine with working internet connection, and you should see
their token being written to stdout.
To avoid setting the env var everytime yourself, you could make use
of environment.d configuration files (see environment.d(5)) to
automatically set it upon login.

TLDR: you need to sign in with a Microsoft account? run
	`echo MMC_MS_TOKEN=$(multimc-get-upstream-mssecret) > ~/.config/environment.d/10-multimc.conf`
and logout and back in again.