Can I create a server Conquer on linux hosting

06/06/2018 12:00 Mr TTo#1
Can I create a server Conquer on linux hosting ?
06/06/2018 13:44 Super Aids#2
Yes, assuming you have root access and that it's not a webhost (technically you could do it on a webhost, but it would never scale well.)
06/06/2018 21:19 Mr TTo#3
can you explain more
06/06/2018 21:30 Spirited#4
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can you explain more
You'd have to port your server to Dotnet core.
06/07/2018 00:29 -impulse-#5
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You'd have to port your server to Dotnet core.
Mono would allow a faster deploy time. Obviously dotnet core is the better option but it has missing features, like Windows Forms because it's obviously meant to run on any platform, and considering the question and who asked it, it's pretty likely they don't have enough knowledge to port the server themselves.
06/07/2018 17:03 CptSky#6
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Mono would allow a faster deploy time. Obviously dotnet core is the better option but it has missing features, like Windows Forms because it's obviously meant to run on any platform, and considering the question and who asked it, it's pretty likely they don't have enough knowledge to port the server themselves.
The missing features of .NET Core are not really required for a true server (.NET Core is targeted for servers/services). But yes, would be easier to run it on Mono without doing much changes.

I already ran COPS v6 on Mono. Few things do consider, but globally pretty straightforward.
06/09/2018 10:02 -impulse-#7
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The missing features of .NET Core are not really required for a true server (.NET Core is targeted for servers/services). But yes, would be easier to run it on Mono without doing much changes.
That is true for a true server. However from my experience most Egyptian and generally people that don't know much about programming want a server with GUI.
I'm not sure what the behavior would be for trying to run a Windows Forms application with Mono in an environment without a window manager. I expect it would simply crash though.
06/09/2018 12:16 boDil#8
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That is true for a true server. However from my experience most Egyptian and generally people that don't know much about programming want a server with GUI.
I'm not sure what the behavior would be for trying to run a Windows Forms application with Mono in an environment without a window manager. I expect it would simply crash though.
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Support for Windows Forms 2.0 is complete. At this point, we are largely just fixing bugs and polishing our code.
However, from what I've heard, it's still pretty shitty.

Unfortunately, a lot of the servers released here use a lot of kernel32 imports or other Windows-only stuff (for no good reason), but I don't think replacing those parts will take much effort.
06/09/2018 13:55 -impulse-#9
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However, from what I've heard, it's still pretty shitty.

Unfortunately, a lot of the servers released here use a lot of kernel32 imports or other Windows-only stuff (for no good reason), but I don't think replacing those parts will take much effort.
I didn't say Windows Forms doesn't come with Mono. I just said that I am not sure what would happen if you try to run a Windows Forms application in an environment that is console-only (ie without X11 or Wayland or anything like that).
06/09/2018 14:23 boDil#10
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I didn't say Windows Forms doesn't come with Mono. I just said that I am not sure what would happen if you try to run a Windows Forms application in an environment that is console-only (ie without X11 or Wayland or anything like that).
Oh, right, my bad :o.