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| 17:59:52 | <wizwiz> | hi guys I want to become a warrior but I'm not very techy and my PC is not that good. I want to rent a windows VPS, put virtualbox/vmware and go ahead and install Warrior Appliance |
| 18:00:15 | <wizwiz> | can anyone recommend me such a service? as far as I know not a lot of vps providers are accepting vmware installation on vps... |
| 18:00:29 | <wizwiz> | and I guess I can't run warrior appliance directly on a windows vps right? |
| 19:38:53 | <Craigle> | You could certainly run the Warrior client inside of Virtualbox, VMware, etc within Windows. But honestly, there's not really a point right now. |
| 19:40:03 | <Craigle> | The Warrior client needs to be heavily updated (or rebuilt) to support the new projects that we are running. The only project currently running in the Warrior is URLTeam, as noted in #archiveteam-ot |
| 19:42:52 | <Craigle> | All current projects (not that there are a ton right this second) are being run using Docker containers or directly with scripts. While those can be made to run under Windows, it would take a very heavy environment for a VPS. You'd need Windows 10, and WSL at a minimum, at least as far as I am aware. |
| 19:50:17 | <Craigle> | In other words, doing any of this in Windows is going to require a lot more resources than running a lightweight Linux distro |
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| 23:18:29 | <wizwiz> | what are the projects that I can help then using a linux vps? And which specs should I get |
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| 23:18:47 | <wizwiz> | also can I do it without a lot of linux knowledge? |