At 04:23 AM 6/15/00 -0400, Michael Fara wrote:
>In response anyway, I'm not sure why anyone would want to develop a serious
>production MUD under Windows, as it probably would not be very stable
>without lots of special configuration (if we are talking NT here, if talking
>about 95 or 98: forget about the idea) so that it does not crash like it
>normally does... plus the hassle with compiling etc in that kind of
>environment seems just too much. The easiest thing to do would probably be
Complete agreement. Windows is not a good development environment at all,
except for half-way decent web development (ASP etc). Even Cygwin can only
do so much when the operating system isn't POSIX compatible or even attempts
to be.
>to make a totally new MUD from the ground up as to assure it is as stable as
>possible in NT. Of course that is a monumental task for a single programmer,
>so good luck to anyone who has chosen that road.
>
My question would be... how the heck would you share out the server?
PCAnywhere?
If it was Win2000 with Terminal Server, I could understand, since each
session is
distinct, but while a NT box might serve as a good platform for one person
or one person
who compiles, I can't see how it can even remotely handle two people on it.
>Mike
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