Create a graphical surface on a linux vps to run Windows .exe applications

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Is the above mentioned possible? I mean i know linux vps providers which cost 3$/month but cheapest windiws vps ive found so far is 7$/month

So is it possible to get a graphical UI on the linux vps? I want to run an .exe on there (social media bot)
 
You can run https://www.virtualbox.org/ which will slow you to create a windows VM on a Linux machine. I’m not sure if that will run inside of a Linux box that is already a virtual container though.
 
you can use wine to run windows applications on linux
 
you are doomed then, you can't run a windows GUI application on a linux console
 
you are doomed then, you can't run a windows GUI application on a linux console
Lets say what more advanced people say, i saw someone made a GUI on a linux server then used wine
 
technically yes, practically no,
because 3 usd vps doesnt come with that much of resources,
If you are going to earn,then learn to spend
 
yes you can use wine on the console, but there is no way you pull an GUI cause you simple don't have a linux GUI ...any way i'm not advanced enough for tihis, i'm out of here
 
technically yes, practically no,
because 3 usd vps doesnt come with that much of resources,
If you are going to earn,then learn to spend
I have a Windows vps with 2 gb ram 1 core for 7$/month
And a linux server with also 2gb ram 1 core for 3$/month

So why would it be a question of ressources? Apparently both OS run with that amount of ressources
My game is to shrink down costs and then upscale with hundreds of dollars, or even thousands if i get good results
 
yes you can use wine on the console, but there is no way you pull an GUI cause you simple don't have a linux GUI ...any way i'm not advanced enough for tihis, i'm out of here
Yea same that is why i asked here lol
 
technically yes, practically no,
because 3 usd vps doesnt come with that much of resources,
If you are going to earn,then learn to spend
I have a Windows vps with 2 gb ram 1 core for 7$
And a linux server with also 2gb ram 1 core

So why would it be a question of resources? My game is to shrink down costs and then upscale with hundreds of dollars, or even thousands if i get good results
Yes there is, because Linux is not resource hungry, and if your hosting provider allow you virtualization on virtualization, you can install windows, but it will use resources more than that.
If you want to create multiple vps instances, i would recommend you to go with cloud platforms like google and amazon and create multiple virtual private servers if you have plans to expend it more.
Or you can buy a dedicated server and install virtualization on it, kvm or xen supports windows vps. or you can install vmware esxi and create virtual machines.
 
technically yes, practically no,
because 3 usd vps doesnt come with that much of resources,
If you are going to earn,then learn to spend

Yes there is, because Linux is not resource hungry, and if your hosting provider allow you virtualization on virtualization, you can install windows, but it will use resources more than that.
If you want to create multiple vps instances, i would recommend you to go with cloud platforms like google and amazon and create multiple virtual private servers if you have plans to expend it more.
Or you can buy a dedicated server and install virtualization on it, kvm or xen supports windows vps. or you can install vmware esxi and create virtual machines.
But isnt Amazon/google more expensive per vps?
And the 2. Info, thanks, didnt know that; could i just buy a Physical server and host VPS on it?
 
But isnt Amazon/google more expensive per vps?
And the 2. Info, thanks, didnt know that; could i just buy a Physical server and host VPS on it?
you just need a physical machine with multiple IPs, and you need a little bit google help to install virtualization on it and create vps, you are good to go.
 
you just need a physical machine with multiple IPs, and you need a little bit google help to install virtualization on it and create vps, you are good to go.
Where do i get the IPs from? That part got me thinking. I mean doesnt an Organization give out IP ranges to the internet service providers?
How can i get ips then lol
 
You are trying to run 2 OS at the same time, you need at least 4gb ram and a capable CPU to run smoothly.
 
Where do i get the IPs from? That part got me thinking. I mean doesnt an Organization give out IP ranges to the internet service providers?
How can i get ips then lol
lol you dont need to get IPs, when you Order A Physical hosted machine with any hosting company they usually allow you to select multiple ips per server.
 
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