10-12-2010, 06:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-12-2010, 06:34 PM by BehaartesEtwas.)
(10-11-2010, 10:35 PM)Terrorkarotte Wrote: I turned ubuntu my back. I used it for my laptop. But from 9.x to 10.x they removed the hardware support. Since that time no more ubuntu. Updates should increase supported hardware not decrease.can happen with rare hardware, and has to happen with very old hardware for every OS unfortunately...
Quote:For servers I would always reccomend against ubuntu. With servers you want stability. They release when a date comes and always add newewst versions. Not the best way regarding stability...following that logic gentoo should be very unstable. no, that is not the case. in fact I have a gentoo server running for 5 years without a single crash (which would cause serious trouble, as it is not easily accessible...). extreme optimizations (e.g. for low latency) sometimes tend to make the system unstable, but that does not depend on the distribution... in any case, if ubuntu is too close to the bleeding edge for you, you can always use debian. centos has quite often been reported to result in bad quality game servers...
in the end, use what ever you like. but don't come here and ask for help if your centos does not run the game servers well
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