Future Consideration

[Guest Unregistered]

Has your company thought of porting this to Linux, and PHP ? Or even just having a PHP option available for the windows side?

[ECF]

Have we thought about porting it to linux? Yes. Are we going to? Only time will tell.

[Guest Unregistered]

if you supporting linux and windows: the world is yours!

[JasonF]

My suggestion was if TCAdmin ever decides to go back to Linux, it should be to only support 1-2 open source Linux flavors. I think one of the big reasons why they stopped it before was everyone was trying to use a different version of Linux and it was too much to support.

 

Plus, if TCAdmin does go back to Linux, Luis will be doing support for that version all by himself which will increase his workload considerably.

[studeggle]

I will probably have several people shooting me for this statement, but personally with the number of flavors of Linux and level of customization occurring from one user to another. I would strongly recommend they institute an extra fee for Linux support end, as it’s a lot more tasking then Windows.

And before anyone jumps to conclusions, I am a Linux user, and would probably be adding Linux TcAdmin to my setup if it was available, even at an extra cost. I just don’t feel it’s fair to heap the cost incurred from the Linux port on the solely Windows users.

It’d also be nice to come up with some way to screen potential Linux clients, as so many are clueless they just want to use it because it is free.

[Jaggl]

we dont need linux, but i think it would be a nice add on for the gamepanel...jsut support a view distributions not all. but the realy needed thing is language files not linux

[Guest Unregistered]

If you try to support something like RHEL you will cover most major distros as they are so similar. I would even consider helping you guys out with it if asked but yet again I doubt that you would accept.

[Guest Unregistered]

A linux version of this would be awsome. There are so few decent panels out there that work. I have tried many for linux and majority of them suck. The one thing i don't like about most of the panels out there are the lack of directions and guides for them. If you run into an issue you have to spend forever on google or waiting for someone to answer your support ticket. If feedback was gathered, researched and then compiled into a easy to understand guide for what to do when things go wrong 99% of these panels wouldn't suck so bad.