Linux or Windows??

[Labong]

Hi,

what kind of dedicated server is better Linux or Windows ?

and is this a good server for 1500-2000 people ?

Hexa-Core
2 x AMD Opteron™ 4180
2 x 6 x 2,6 GHz
16 GB
2 x 1.000 GB


THX =)

[Kape7]

You can't run the files on Linux.

[™_Vindictive_™]

like synx7 said u can't run filles on linux
so buy windows
but pay 2 Chernobyl* 2 secure ur server
and u will be in safe

[BoneyM]

Just interesting... Maybe someone tried to run server files on Linux using Wine? Some time ago I successfully ran iBot, which requires .NET framework and library files, it was on Ubuntu I guess.

[Labong]

and is this server good for 1500 people ?

[Kape7]

Originally Posted by BoneyM

Just interesting... Maybe someone tried to run server files on Linux using Wine? Some time ago I successfully ran iBot, which requires .NET framework and library files, it was on Ubuntu I guess.

Nope but I'm pretty sure it won't work, or if it does it will be unstable as hell. Remember Wine is windows EMULATOR.
Also don't compare iBot which makes only 1 connection to the server with the serverfiles, which have to deal with multiple sockets from multiple connections and also have to connect to the DB using OCDB connections (which I doubt Wine can emulate).

[•ᵔBeGodOfWarᵔ•]

Windows server will be only way to make those files work ..

[BoneyM]

Originally Posted by Synx7

Nope but I'm pretty sure it won't work, or if it does it will be unstable as hell. Remember Wine is windows EMULATOR.
Also don't compare iBot which makes only 1 connection to the server with the serverfiles, which have to deal with multiple sockets from multiple connections and also have to connect to the DB using OCDB connections (which I doubt Wine can emulate).

Oh well, didn't thought about that

[Chernobyl*]

Originally Posted by Synx7

Nope but I'm pretty sure it won't work, or if it does it will be unstable as hell. Remember Wine is windows EMULATOR.
Also don't compare iBot which makes only 1 connection to the server with the serverfiles, which have to deal with multiple sockets from multiple connections and also have to connect to the DB using OCDB connections (which I doubt Wine can emulate).

Wine = "Wine Is Not an Emulator"

[Kape7]

Originally Posted by Chernobyl*

Wine = "Wine Is Not an Emulator"

[Schickl]

Originally Posted by wikipedia

The name Wine initially was an acronym for WINdows Emulator. Its meaning later shifted to the recursive backronym, Wine Is Not an Emulator in order to differentiate the software from other emulators.

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[•ᵔBeGodOfWarᵔ•]

Originally Posted by Chernobyl*

Wine = "Wine Is Not an Emulator"

Are you serious bro?

Any program can run windows programs on another Operation system = Emulator for OS .. ( You can run Apple programs on windows / linux on an emulator , Run windows programs on mac / linux on an emulator ) ..

For more information :-
Its basic code which can make frameware ( basic software ) to run all programs which it has inside some .dll from windows ( any windows version ) to able to run under vb.net / c# programs

[Schickl]

Originally Posted by •ᵔBeGodOfWarᵔ•

Are you serious bro?

Any program can run windows programs on another Operation system = Emulator for OS .. ( You can run Apple programs on windows / linux on an emulator , Run windows programs on mac / linux on an emulator ) ..

For more information :-
Its basic code which can make frameware ( basic software ) to run all programs which it has inside some .dll from windows ( any windows version ) to able to run under vb.net / c# programs

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

[PortalDark]

Originally Posted by BoneyM

Just interesting... Maybe someone tried to run server files on Linux using Wine? Some time ago I successfully ran iBot, which requires .NET framework and library files, it was on Ubuntu I guess.

im pretty sure that WINE would be able to fully run server on it, due to some libraries that comes from windows directly
i havent tried, but I can say that there is 80% it wont work

[go.year]

i think you can but first you have to get virtual box or VMW for Linux but you will not be able to use all your ram cuze you have to use some of them on you server and other for you vmw or what ever you use