Hi,

this old laptop that the multibit classic is on I never use. I have a diffeent one that I use daily.

I typed to the terminalto the laptop that has the multibit classic
sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre

turned out I have the openjdk already installed
the solution seems to be for running of  multibit classic: right click on it and set it to executable, now it runs.

the strange thing is, there should have been a password for that wallet and now it launched and showed how many coins there are on the wallet without asking for the password. or will it ask for the password  if I try to export private keys?

I don't want to send my private keys to any BCH wallet for fear that they can then steal the BTC that I gave them my private keys for, am I thinking this right?

Hi,

could you help me please with the following issue?

An acquaintance made for me a Multibit Classic wallet back in March 2014 on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. I have i on a laptop/netbook that has not been online since 2014.
We encrypted the wallet (I still have the password).

I would like to transfer the BTC to a different wallet(Iguess by exporing my private keys from the wallet), to claim by BCC/BCH and in the end store it on my Trezor.

What do I have to click in Ubuntu to start the wallet at all?
I do not
see any icon to click on.
I have copies of the multibit.tar.gz file saved on a pendrive and multiple email adresses.

thank you very much for your help

screenshots:
https://ibb.co/ipiOXQ
 https://ibb.co/n7moz5
https://ibb.co/jChYXQ