Toxic Bladez
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I have searched the forums extensively and cannot seem to find a server that has a GUI for Linux. Do any exist?
Any GUI otserv for Linux?
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Shinmaru
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Nope, no one has ever bothered to make a back-end for it and tbh it does not need it. terminal is just fine.
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Toxic Bladez
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If i knew all the commands, and if OTserv from the SVN worked with my scripts from my TFS server, then I'd want to transfer more.
Shinmaru
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Why would you want a GUI version of TFS?
That's a waste of resource, TFS uses enough as it is.
Having a GUI means having a DE running with all of its dependencies and runtimes(consumes alot), that's why serious hoster will prefer it headless.
That's a waste of resource, TFS uses enough as it is.
Having a GUI means having a DE running with all of its dependencies and runtimes(consumes alot), that's why serious hoster will prefer it headless.
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Toxic Bladez
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Yes, but that doesn't matter if I already have my own server and I just pay for rack space and bandwidth.
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And I also don't care if it is TFS, just as long as it's compatible with my scripts.
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And I also don't care if it is TFS, just as long as it's compatible with my scripts.
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Anyone?
no, there isn't... and i don't think there are plans to do so. Linux, by "ot" terms is meant to be a hosting OS. if I were you, I would use signals, i.e: send a signal to tfs and request watever as far as I remember, just read the main routine it defines those stuff, or simply use TFS login server or whatever I don't really remember (just search repos) and have a look at admin protocol.