aelvana wrote:I couldn't have said it better myself. Windows IS the best tool for Ryzom. If you're running Linux out of principle, when Windows would be easier on a day to day basis for all the things you do on your computer, then dear GOD, don't have the gall to ask for a Linux port...
Some people do run Linux for valid reasons, but I'm willing to bet that's none of us here
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ok i run linux as my main operating system. i have used linux since 1999, first suse, then slackware and now gentoo linux
it served and still serves my day to day purposes and has for many years. i started to run it because i wanted to learn linux. now i run it because it's fast, secure, highly customizable and fills all my needs, cept a couple games and as i've said i won't support transgaming and their cedega product and wine isn't mature enough
as for windows being the best tool for the job, servers are ALL linux, read gfunk's post, the windows version is only for testing and NEVER for production. there is a reason for this windows CRASHES UNDER HIGH LOAD. heck you can notice this for yourself, here's how:
open windows media player, play a movie
open winamp, queue up files
open internet explorer, go to a site with java
run ryzom or any game that way
now press ctrl+alt+del and time how long it will take the task manager to come up or the box asking if you want to log off or open task manager and other things
i'll say it's going to take a few mins to do that
now try something similar in linux, i bet you to get another program running it will take maybe a min to get a ps -aux at a bash prompt
it's been proven several times that linux game run faster than windows programs.
so i'm going to suggest you do some actual research instead of just saying something about a subject you don't really have a clue about.
as for any of us running it for valid reasons, i'm sure there's LOTS of us who do for very valid reasons, either for work or for personal use. incase you didn't know linux and unix servers account for 68% of the webservers out there, the next highest is iis by microsoft at 21%
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