alpine-raspberry-pi VS MultiMC5

archlinux-arm/alpine (https://github.com/knoopx/alpine-raspberry-pi)

I personally like Alpine 64 bit for Docker: it is hard to beat Alpine’s speed on the pi. You can build from tarball as mentioned on their website or use a premade image like here.

You can try a premade image here. I know it has armv7 support, not sure if it supports armv6.

You can do it with Alpine. Here is an example.

Alpine runs great on the pi! Check out this script. You can add docker as an additional package, change between armhf and arm64 (with the applicable edits to config.txt in the bootstrap folder,) add docker to the list of startup services, and even configure things like wifi and user accounts. You then build a custom image and flash a preconfigured Alpine OS.

MultiMC How to Import Instances: https://github.com/MultiMC/MultiMC5/wiki/Import-Instance

MutliMC: https://multimc.org/

probably not with an unmodded version. if you want to use a different launcher for whatever reason i would recommend taking a look at MultiMC (https://multimc.org/) its a free multi platform launcher that lets you log in with both mojang and microsoft accounts and lets you have multiple installations of minecraft in the same launcher (very nice with modpacks so that you don’t have to keep messing around in the mods folder) its works on macos, linux and windows. so if you are using the old launcher because the new one doesn’t work on your current operating system this launcher might just work!

See some screenshots here: https://multimc.org/

I use Multi MC for addons and mods. https://multimc.org/ might make it easier.

Honestly Just get GDlauncher or MultiMC , both eliminate the need for the overwolf FTB hybrid. GDlauncher is pretty straight forward , I dont personally use MultiMC but alot of people do so theres bound to be guides on yt .

MultiMC is what you're looking for. It tries to retain compatibility with very old MC.