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Zarr Grandmaster Cheater
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 2:07 pm Post subject: |
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oib111 wrote: | Zelda_454 wrote: | Ok i also got Ubuntu server edition hoping i would be able to make a file hosting server and stuff
i should be getting some reasonable PC's for free/small charge soon so can i make a server using them?
i got a few old HDD's that i could connect to host
is there a tut somewhere for this? |
Don't use PC's for Servers =P. If your getting an Ubuntu server that will be just fine. Ever wonder why games never use PC servers and only Linux xD. |
Why does no one get that "PC" means "Personal Computer"? Weather you're ready to accept that or not, that's what it means, no matter what those stupid Mac commercials tell you to think.
Anyway, I'm going for XP, solely for compatibility reasons.
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Madman I post too much
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Safko wrote: | slovach wrote: | You're full of shit and or retarded if you think Ubuntu takes 10mb of ram. And Windows doesn't limit you at all as to what you can do.
My fresh install of 8.04 uses high 600's right after boot. Search it and you'll find that other people have similar behavior.
My ArchLinux install sits at 90-100 and that's close to as minimalistic as you can get. |
Notice that I did a "like 10 mb of your ram". I know though that it does NOT TAKE 600MB, bullshit. Well if you have 50 viruses and 32523 spywares running in the background, not even windows takes that much.
Who's retarded?
missi0n wrote: | [Psych] wrote: | I picked other. Why?
You can't compare them. It depends entirely on what you want it for... period. |
yep, there both good at differnt things.  |
Windows is not good, it's not windows that is good at "gameplaying". It's the game-developers who makes the games compatible with Windows, and not Linux. If the games were adapted to linux the performance would increase very much!
The problem is though, that at least over 70% uses windows.
(No, I'm not using linux. I'm a windows user.) |
Linux is fairly aggressive at caching things into RAM.
600 would be an understandable amount upon boot.
By the way, slovach will own your ass.
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Localhost I post too much
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 2:11 pm Post subject: |
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Just want to say, there are so few viruses in/on Linux systems its not even funny... A hacker/virus maker would be stupid to make one for Linux when most gullable people use XP/Vista/Windows...
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Psy Grandmaster Cheater Supreme
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 2:33 pm Post subject: |
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No-one is going to own anyones ass... sounds gay anyway...
I agree with the last three comments so far, including 'take2' of safko's post.
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hcavolsdsadgadsg I'm a spammer
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 2:34 pm Post subject: |
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Safko wrote: | slovach wrote: | You're full of shit and or retarded if you think Ubuntu takes 10mb of ram. And Windows doesn't limit you at all as to what you can do.
My fresh install of 8.04 uses high 600's right after boot. Search it and you'll find that other people have similar behavior.
My ArchLinux install sits at 90-100 and that's close to as minimalistic as you can get. |
Notice that I did a "like 10 mb of your ram". I know though that it does NOT TAKE 600MB, bullshit. Well if you have 50 viruses and 32523 spywares running in the background, not even windows takes that much.
Who's retarded?
missi0n wrote: | [Psych] wrote: | I picked other. Why?
You can't compare them. It depends entirely on what you want it for... period. |
yep, there both good at differnt things.  |
Windows is not good, it's not windows that is good at "gameplaying". It's the game-developers who makes the games compatible with Windows, and not Linux. If the games were adapted to linux the performance would increase very much!
The problem is though, that at least over 70% uses windows.
(No, I'm not using linux. I'm a windows user.) |
"like 10mb of your ram" is a far cry from 600mb. This is off a fresh install of 8.04 beta, with only video drivers and compiz installed. If you actually bothered to look it up like I said, you'd find that other people have noticed the same behavior. Hell, maybe if you had actually used it before, you wouldn't look like an idiot right now.
Performance would barely change in games going from windows to linux. Go run Quake 3 in windows, then linux, guess what... it's probably going to be same.
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Localhost I post too much
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 2:43 pm Post subject: |
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hmm suggestion, trying getting a distro thats not like Ubuntu...
Ubuntu is kindy stuff, sort of like the closing things to windows as you can get with ubuntu
Try debian (a step up from Ubuntu) or Gentoo (my love)
Alas, these dont have as easier installs as Ubuntu.
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hcavolsdsadgadsg I'm a spammer
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That's right off boot.
Open a few folders, maybe a picture and it ends up going right over 600 happily. Opened firefox and it cracked high 600's.
Once it neared 700 it had a major drop to the 400's though, so I'd figure it's trying to cache shit and free as needed like said before, but reading the Ubuntu forums seems to instill some alarm to this matter, as this wasn't normal behavior in past versions. Take it as you will, I'm sure the 9000 things ubuntu comes with by default doesn't help the matter however.
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oib111 I post too much
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 9:12 pm Post subject: |
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Zarr wrote: | oib111 wrote: | Zelda_454 wrote: | Ok i also got Ubuntu server edition hoping i would be able to make a file hosting server and stuff
i should be getting some reasonable PC's for free/small charge soon so can i make a server using them?
i got a few old HDD's that i could connect to host
is there a tut somewhere for this? |
Don't use PC's for Servers =P. If your getting an Ubuntu server that will be just fine. Ever wonder why games never use PC servers and only Linux xD. |
Why does no one get that "PC" means "Personal Computer"? Weather you're ready to accept that or not, that's what it means, no matter what those stupid Mac commercials tell you to think.
Anyway, I'm going for XP, solely for compatibility reasons. |
FUCK! I can't believe I said PC. That's like my major pet peeve and I actually said it xD. Yeah, I hate when people say it because a Mac and Windows are both PCs so it's REALLY FUCKING ANNOYING. Anyway I meant windows.
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 9:35 pm Post subject: |
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dual it and be done with it i have Ubuntu on my other computer and its well worth it...or you can get the really really slimmed down version of Windows which cuts all the needless crap they shove at you...It improves everything all around and your computer runs ridiculously faster than before. Try it..its fun to laugh in their faces hehehe (Microsoft's)
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GG Grandmaster Cheater Supreme
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 11:53 pm Post subject: |
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ok guys
the thing im looking for is to make an EXPERIMENTAL server to expand my knowledge
will it work on a normal computer (not a server one) with Ubuntu?
its just a little project not trying to make a 24/7 bussiness server
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A server is a 'computer' just most times with a crap load more memory and better CPU's fit for the task.
But a 'normal' PC, such as your own can be used for any sort of server task, just limited to your knowledge and the software available to you.
Performance will depend upon how many connections you are taking, how intensive the task is and so on...
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 4:40 am Post subject: |
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You do realize it's a beta? A beta HAVE bugs with it, install 7.0 and check the memory again.
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Psy Grandmaster Cheater Supreme
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 5:05 am Post subject: |
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Won't be that much diff.
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GG Grandmaster Cheater Supreme
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 5:17 am Post subject: |
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[Psych] wrote: | A server is a 'computer' just most times with a crap load more memory and better CPU's fit for the task.
But a 'normal' PC, such as your own can be used for any sort of server task, just limited to your knowledge and the software available to you.
Performance will depend upon how many connections you are taking, how intensive the task is and so on... |
thanks XD
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 7:27 am Post subject: |
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UBUNTU FtW!
-Desktop effects
-faster, less RAM required
-open soruce and free, that means bugs get fixed faster..
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