Real Quick

Greetings,

It's kinda late so I'll keep it simple. SVN 247 + these files.

I was able to transfer my .net SAVE folder and get it to work.

Good Nite!

-Ravon

Offical Support from RunUO

Greetings,

With great news, RunUO now has "Server Support on Mono" forum.

Welcome to the Mono support forum :) - 09-12-2007, 02:21 PM

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RunUO 2.0 is working on Mono and we're workign to keep it that way

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Ryan McAdams
RunUO Team - Project Manager

The next step is world domination.

This is great news and with the recent SVN updates we are getting very close to having a fully functional Linux version of RunUO.

-Ravon

http://www.runuo.com/forums/server-support-mono/

YES - RunUO now works on Linux

YES!!

RunUO v2 SVN 232 is now Linux compatible! A big thanks to the guys over at RunUO, who put in extra effort this weekend to fix the "holes" issues as well as several other bugs that we all have collected over the last few months.

I am running it now and it preforms very well. I am sure that are small bugs here and there, but for the main part it is up and running!

It's 1:00 a.m., I dead tired. I will write more on this and what you need to do to get it going.

Thanks to everyone that helped get this going.

-Ravon

VMware, a great way to test RunUO

Greetings,

I will take a quick little break to tell you about a new program I am using. This program is all the rage in the IT world, however, I have not taken the time to learn about it until recently. VMware - Virtual Machine Software.

VMware allows you to create "stand alone" PCs on one single computer. I know your first thought is WHY? My second thought was HOW SLOW!

Well to answer your first question WHY. Because you can. The first feature of VMware that I found quickly answered my WHY question. The feature call SNAPSHOT. It takes a picture of the virtual PC and save it. Then you can go in a completely mess up the VM. Once it gets too bad, click REVERT and tada your VM is clean again. I have begun to use this feature when trying to figure out the best way to install MONO and MONODEVELOP.

As for the SPEED, I have a P4 Dual Core, with 2g Ram. I have the VM setup as a P4 with 512m RAM. It runs very nice. Kept in mind it's running Kubuntu, with a Kubuntu VM. I also have Windows XP with 512m RAM, Smoothwall v3.0 and FreeNAS running as VM's.

On my other PC with a P4 HT with 1g Ram, it runs a bit slower, however, I have just XP running.

If you run VMwaree, which has an open source version, get as much RAM as you can.

Oh, and now on to the good stuff. Installing VMware was very easy. Instead of reposting the direction, just take a look at this site. www.ubuntugeek.com

If you get a chance to try it, let me know what you think!

-Ravon

Mono 1.2.5 has been Released

Greetings,

Thank you to Sabaoth for sending me a message about Mono finally being update. Sabaoth has already started putting together an update fix for RunUO. I am in the process of updating my Kubuntu system (now running a VMware setting for better testing). Once I am done I give Sabaoth updates a run through.

Here's the link... http://www.runuo.com/forums/server-support/85220-linux-again-but-getting-close-run.html

-Ravon