AlexxSeven

The people asking what server management software they're using for the Minecraft instances. From the look of the panel they're using in the video, it's a panel called Multicraft, a still very powerful panel for Minecraft only servers and capable of handling multiple server instances quite efficiently under linux when configured right. I know the look of its default theme because its the exact same one that i use lol.

oof, quick responses i appreciate the help with that. I'll be setting up the dedicated VM for it as well too then asap. thank you!

I don't use the forums often, but i often loved the idea of shared computing back when i first learned about it ages ago when messing with (i think it was the ps3?) and found it was capable of handling such a task for the better of medical research. i have a question however. I've currently set this up on my main rig, a ryzen 2700x with a gtx 1060, but i'd also like to dedicate at least two cores from my app server via hyper-v for 24/7 uninterrupted folding. does the folding application have any known issues being virtualized in such a manner? Also can i fold under the same username/team/passkey on that application as i do on my main rig?

Probably my favorite experience with someone, would have to be at my previous job. I worked with an MSP who had set up a new VDI environment with VMWare for a confidential client. About a day after it's online, I get a call from the CEO of said client. He asked where on his PC he could go to access his VDI, and insisted that i remote into his system in order to show him. Low and behold, on his desktop was a lone shortcut with the name "%USERNAME%-VDI" Needless to say his frustration dropped quickly after being shown where to locate his VDI.