Linux or Windows??

[Chernobyl*]

Wine isn't emulator, but it "emulates". It's alternative realisation of winapi. Well, i'm going to find out if it will work soon. MSSQL server will be hosted on windows machine, ofc.

[TheShinichi]

On Linux (example CentOS) you can use Virtualization Technologies like Xen. It will help you create and manage virtual machine windows/Linux. With more Ram you can install 4 Windows servers: 2 game servers, 1 db server 1 web server.

[CriminaL_]

Originally Posted by Schickl

1. learn english
2. did you read my quote?
3. You won't be able to run any program compiled under windows(using a compiler for windows ofc) under any other os(ofc you can use an emulator, but that's not what I'm talking about). neither can you use DLLs.
Language the program was made in doesn't really matter

+1

[jOKER*]

Linux is better for Gameserver but Windows is better for run programms on it.

greetz, jOKER*

[PortalDark]

Originally Posted by Chernobyl*

Wine isn't emulator, but it "emulates". It's alternative realisation of winapi. Well, i'm going to find out if it will work soon. MSSQL server will be hosted on windows machine, ofc.

I still consider that trying to use wine to run a server will fail(as I said there is a high chance that some libraries wont work)

[Nezekan]

Well, by using linux as your host os and running windows as your guest os you could profit from both the security (iptables) and stability of linux (and in some cases, ease of managing a linux server) and then just run the files on windows VMs. This of course will bring a small overhead which will negatively influence performance, however you're probably going to virtualise either way. It should be -possible- to run the files under wine, but that's just retarded.

[Z|Co]

Originally Posted by Nezekan

Well, by using linux as your host os and running windows as your guest os you could profit from both the security (iptables) and stability of linux (and in some cases, ease of managing a linux server) and then just run the files on windows VMs. This of course will bring a small overhead which will negatively influence performance, however you're probably going to virtualise either way. It should be -possible- to run the files under wine, but that's just retarded.

As He Said
noobs

[xXVirus21Xx]

As i know, Linux is more secure.

[PortalDark]

Originally Posted by Nezekan

Well, by using linux as your host os and running windows as your guest os you could profit from both the security (iptables) and stability of linux (and in some cases, ease of managing a linux server) and then just run the files on windows VMs. This of course will bring a small overhead which will negatively influence performance, however you're probably going to virtualise either way. It should be -possible- to run the files under wine, but that's just retarded.

I feel that wine is just for the Linux users that cannot play any game
and i feel that hosting using wine is like buying super dedi for a webhosting only, totally useless

[BestOnWorld]

i think Linux

[Nezekan]

Originally Posted by PortalDark

I feel that wine is just for the Linux users that cannot play any game
and i feel that hosting using wine is like buying super dedi for a webhosting only, totally useless

Using wine in a production enviroment is just a bad idea, however I don't get the super dedi analogy, you could host thousands of sites on one super dedi as long as it has enough resources and if you can cope with disk io ^^

[Z|Co]

Originally Posted by BestOnWorld

i think Linux

Depends ....
If you know how to mange Linux go for it ,No then Windows is easier

[PortalDark]

Originally Posted by Nezekan

Using wine in a production enviroment is just a bad idea, however I don't get the super dedi analogy, you could host thousands of sites on one super dedi as long as it has enough resources and if you can cope with disk io ^^

lets say it this way
Im a noob who spends $400 on dedi to host a noob website(one index.html)
it is easier if i say ill buy a $1500 pc to play farmville