
Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:26:13
Yeah, C++ just makes me angry
Too much work for my chicken brain

Chris
23.01.2018
20:26:25
I'm just not a big C++ syntax fan

Justin
23.01.2018
20:26:38
It really isn't tho
Well, it is, from my experience running a server for the last five years, hahah. People usually go heavy on CPUs or graphics cards, which I guess helps, but Minecraft is heavy on memory from a client and server POV

Google

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:26:56

Chris
23.01.2018
20:27:03

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:27:06
You're serving chunks for everyone online

Chris
23.01.2018
20:27:26
Java programs are just memory intensive in the first place
Just look at IntelliJ
Eclipse

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:27:44
That's when you just want a really good OC'd quad core with hyperthreading disabled doing nothing but Server tasks.

Justin
23.01.2018
20:27:56
Open source, C++ Minecraft, pretty much

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:28:03

Sid
23.01.2018
20:28:08
Does the activities hotcorner still work this way?

Justin
23.01.2018
20:28:09

Chris
23.01.2018
20:28:22

Google

Justin
23.01.2018
20:28:32

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:28:38

Chris
23.01.2018
20:28:54
That makes more sense

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:28:55

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:29:30
On a server, you can't have enough mem ?

Justin
23.01.2018
20:29:33

Chris
23.01.2018
20:29:35
Personally from a syntax perspective I'd prefer C# over Java or C++

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:30:10

Justin
23.01.2018
20:30:17

Sid
23.01.2018
20:30:50
Hold yer head high!

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:31:37
I typically allocate ~6GB on the desktop and ~12GB for modded but I use a lot of tweaks that require that, especially annoyingly large and poorly mapped textures

Justin
23.01.2018
20:31:53
Personally from a syntax perspective I'd prefer C# over Java or C++
I think C# is where the game is going, with all of the editions already using it (gaming consoles, Windows 10 Edition, pocket versions, etc.). But it's controversial to kill off the Java version because so much of the multiplayer community is based in Java. For example, Spigot is the most popular Minecraft server software today (also open source), but it's a fork from a previous project, Bukkit. Almost seven years of development is inside these communities
https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/about-spigot

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:32:20

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:32:44

Justin
23.01.2018
20:32:51

Laure
23.01.2018
20:33:02
its you guys will ban me if i purchased rhel??

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:33:20

Google

Tobias?
23.01.2018
20:33:33

Justin
23.01.2018
20:33:36

Laure
23.01.2018
20:33:38
i dontknow its not fedora any/ore

Justin
23.01.2018
20:33:49

Tobias?
23.01.2018
20:33:52

Justin
23.01.2018
20:34:05

Laure
23.01.2018
20:34:15
hahahaha
donation to opensource community

Sid
23.01.2018
20:34:27
yes
I`m definitely mooching the UI then!

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:34:28
i dontknow its not fedora any/ore
Fedora feeds down into rhel? If you're using rhel we cant offer the same level of help, but then again you have enterprise support ?

Justin
23.01.2018
20:34:33

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:34:37

Tobias?
23.01.2018
20:34:39

Sid
23.01.2018
20:34:47

Laure
23.01.2018
20:34:58

Justin
23.01.2018
20:35:01

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:35:33

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:35:36

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:35:42
And lose a huge userbase

Justin
23.01.2018
20:35:56

Google

Justin
23.01.2018
20:36:01
Well, easier

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:36:08
Very true ?

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:36:14
^

Justin
23.01.2018
20:36:14
That's what makes me sad
Because I know that's what will happen if a transition isn't handled very delicately

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:37:30
I understand the change in client, makes sense to me. But if they change the core server its going to cause a massive split.
That worries me.

Laure
23.01.2018
20:40:45

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:41:02
In most cases, yes.

Admin
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Sadin
23.01.2018
20:41:47
But it is tested, and supported, thats the point. Plus you get support from a rep when you need it.

Sid
23.01.2018
20:43:44

Laure
23.01.2018
20:47:52
Which one I should get
This is 299 too

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:49:29
So, are you developing software for redhats platforms? If not the top one you have circled.
I Need to ask, why arent you just using a community based OS like Fedora?
Is there somthing you need enterprise support for?
Specifically

Tobias?
23.01.2018
20:50:48
Giving back to RHEL sounds like a good idea.

Google

Laure
23.01.2018
20:50:48
I'm thinking running some 3d and video editing spyware on it and also I am renting a server to do my Windows virtual machine. So I might need some suppprt

Tobias?
23.01.2018
20:51:15

Laure
23.01.2018
20:51:16
I'm okay with paying $300 per year for RHEL

Tobias?
23.01.2018
20:51:29
That isnt a personal tobias but with 15 years experience fulltime.

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:51:55

Laure
23.01.2018
20:52:09
Paying red hat benefiting all you guys
Who use fedora

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:52:37
Using fedora also benifits redhat.

Tobias?
23.01.2018
20:52:42
Eh, my company pays enough already

Laure
23.01.2018
20:52:56
What type of support are these.
So what's the difference between desktop and workstation anyway
So I need a new computer then..
I sold my macbook

Sadin
23.01.2018
20:54:49
https://access.redhat.com/articles/911363

Tobias?
23.01.2018
20:54:50

Laure
23.01.2018
20:55:09
I want to run my workstation on my desktop and desktop on my laptop

Tobias?
23.01.2018
20:55:18
While they say congifuration they will first ask you to access the knowledge base and read.
Also, for your purpose just ask here first, wine/crossover and virtual machines in virt-maanger are things some of us deal with daily.

Le Schyken
23.01.2018
20:55:51

Tobias?
23.01.2018
20:56:10
You can still buy a support ticket but thats more for when your machine dies and you need next-day help to get it back up.

Laure
23.01.2018
20:56:35
I want a desktop computer