Noobie here with questions

[morbidpoet]

1) What is the best os to run a game server for private off line use? I have tried Centos and I did not like it.

2) I dont know if you can post it on here but where is the best place to get the server files that work preferably up to date with the pets and jewels and instructions hehehe

If these are questions that should not be asked sorry still a noobie.

[Tarissuis]

Originally Posted by morbidpoet

1) What is the best os to run a game server for private off line use? I have tried Centos and I did not like it.

2) I dont know if you can post it on here but where is the best place to get the server files that work preferably up to date with the pets and jewels and instructions hehehe

If these are questions that should not be asked sorry still a noobie.

1) Should be Linux, the rest is up to you.
2) Not on elitepvpers.

[Relaxqq]

centOS 6.6

[morbidpoet]

Originally Posted by Relaxqq

centOS 6.6

is centos 6.6 better than 7. I did not like 7 it would not even like wine.

[Veni/Marius]

Originally Posted by morbidpoet

1) What is the best os to run a game server for private off line use? I have tried Centos and I did not like it.

2) I dont know if you can post it on here but where is the best place to get the server files that work preferably up to date with the pets and jewels and instructions hehehe

If these are questions that should not be asked sorry still a noobie.

1. Linux
2.

[Voyd7]

Originally Posted by LastWhisper

1. Linux
2.

Er hat doch von Linux geredet, Centos ist eine Linux-Distribution (als bsp. Redhat, suse, mandriva, debian, usw)
Dein post war ziemlich überflüssig.


B2T.

Like Tarissuis said, it should be Linux, but why did you not like Centos? Whats the problem about it?

[morbidpoet]

Originally Posted by Tefarian

Er hat doch von Linux geredet, Centos ist eine Linux-Distribution (als bsp. Redhat, suse, mandriva, debian, usw)
Dein post war ziemlich überflüssig.


B2T.

Like Tarissuis said, it should be Linux, but why did you not like Centos? Whats the problem about it?

I ran centos 7. put it on a usb jump drive to install it on a computer. After I was done I had to go into the usb drive and take rights back to take it off. The os it self it could not get it to take wine and from what I could tell my checking forums no one else could. It could be me being brain dead and expecting something that was not there so I might try an earlier version I think 4.4 was mentioned up there.
Do you know if centos might do it dual boot with my windows 7.