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As the title says, I'm trying to install Forge on Linux. Whenever I load up the installer, and let it run, I end up getting an error that says: "Processor failed, invalid outputs:" Then, it shows the .jar file I used for the installer, and some codes that don't make any sense to my pea-sized brain. All I can tell however, is that they're different and they aren't supposed to be. (Mostly because it tells me.) I don't know how to fix this, and I've encountered this for every file I've tried so far.

Descargo un mod y luego, en archivo jar, lo mando a la carpeta "mods" en minecraft, pero al entrar a minecraft forge no me aparecen los mods por ningun lado, si pongo un mod incompatible me sale un error pero no me aparecen los demas mods, ¿Que puedo hacer?  

Descargo un mod y luego, en archivo jar, lo mando a la carpeta "mods" en minecraft, pero al entrar a minecraft forge no me aparecen los mods por ningun lado, si pongo un mod incompatible me sale un error pero no me aparecen los demas mods, ¿Que puedo hacer?