KouseiKibou

I've had TP since the day I bought my Wii. It's on my list of games to play when I get the chance. I think I was just barely into the second dungeon when I left off on it.

Just finished up a two-hour long session of Zelda: Wind Waker. Just got a new Gamecube controller today, and had to break it in.

...Wow, they should really update their page. I've heard a lot of good things about LiteSpeed also. Ironically, I found out what it was only a few days before coming here, as I read about it at WebHostingTalk.

Filezilla is THE FTP program on Windows. I used to be a fan of SmartFTP, until they cut off the free version. The only thing I can't stand about Filezilla is that the Linux version doesn't like my dark color schemes (making it white text on a white background).

My guess is that they looked at the statistics, which show that LiteSpeed does indeed go quite faster than Lighty. This is a comparison of the latest stable LiteSpeed and other popular servers.

I was just curious about OpenSim from a host's point of view. Quite a few tutorials out there say that a simple VPS is able to handle OpenSim, but I know a lot of VPS hosts that disallow game servers. OpenSim is an open-source implemention of Second Life's service. It is completely legal, and runs on Mono and MySQL. However, since people refer to Second Life as a virtual world, I have no idea whether or not this would count as a game server. In either case, would OpenSim be allowed on a VPS account here? Just curious.