SunUO

Personally I'm using Ubuntu 7.04

Yeah, same here, IMO Ubuntu is great - especially with Beryl.
I also use Debian for my webserver.
Great forum!

Thanks! I hope the forum format takes off and becomes popular.

Fedora Core 5 is the shard operating system, we are testing and build world. I use Fedora 7 as desktop os. When world is ready to release, the shard will move to a Debian Etch system.

I used to use Fedora and I've used Mandrake but I'm really impressed with Ubuntu now.

Yes. Nice forum and even greater project. I can vouch for the memory savings opposed to vanilla RunUO. And when you're running within a virtual dedicated server with limited memory, that matters. =)

To stay on topic, I'm running SunUO under Debian 4.0 (Etch) I'm also running it under FreeBSD 6.2 (amd64). I know it's not Linux. Nobody's perfect, right? :/

Regards,
malign

I am using Debian Etch, I have been a hard core Debian user since I started into Linux. Ubuntu is nice but to GUI for me. I like the black and white blinking cursor.

haha yeah, well mostly I setup a server and forget it. I ssh into it from my Windows box that I can't seem to get away from.

DEBIAN =))

As Webserver I'm using SUSE 10 Enterprise.
At Home I use Sabayon Linux, because it has all the multimedia-stuff preinstalled. It's really great.
(But I'm using Windows too, I can't without )

Ankalagon wrote:As Webserver I'm using SUSE 10 Enterprise.
At Home I use Sabayon Linux, because it has all the multimedia-stuff preinstalled. It's really great.
(But I'm using Windows too, I can't without )

I hear you, Ank. I can't live without my games. =P

Regards,
malign

i am using debian etch on my server. sunuo works perfect

thehappy wrote:i am using debian etch on my server. sunuo works perfect

Yay. Same here, happy. =)
Mine's been running solid for 4 days straight now on the new 0.5.0 release with a fully spawned world. My memory use has been consistently at the same point. It jumped up after spawning the entire world. The server on which I am running SunUO only has 384M of physical memory and 256M swap. It's doing pretty good in that environment considering that. Although, I am dipping into swap now. I'm also running mail, web, dns, ssh, and an ircd on that same box. I'm surprised it is doing that good with fel, tram, ilsh, and malas maps loaded and spawned. I was originally nervous about running SunUO because of the Mono/.Net requirement. I had suspicions that SunUO would be bloated and a resource hog. I am surprised SunUO runs so nicely.

Regards,
malign

malign wrote:I was originally nervous about running SunUO because of the Mono/.Net requirement. I had suspicions that SunUO would be bloated and a resource hog. I am surprised SunUO runs so nicely.

Yep, I had the same doubts, but they were all unsubstantiated. SunUO is running really stable, and it uses so few resources (on a machine with 256 MB Ram, 768 MB Swap). I am running some other Server-Software (Games, Web, X etc.) and have still free resources. So kudos to the developers.

We have also an 200Mhz Pentium with 256 MB Ram and the bottleneck is the inet interface, which is german DSL 16000 (1024 KBit Upstream). SunUO works very well for that conditions.

At least, please try this using windows!