It's package management is top notch and it will run fine.ĬentOS is also a good operating system for explicit serving, if you are looking at running LAMP stack on your server, it is also my recommendation. Ubuntu has a lot more 'stuff' in it, so if you are looking for something semi-lightweight for a VPS I would recommend Debian. Or else you can try to figureout more on these as well for your future benefits:Ubuntu Server(mentioned already above), Debian and CentOS are all great choices. Either a CD/DVD drive or a USB port for the installer media.The mc-server virtual machine should start automatically when your Synology NAS boots from now on. From the Others tab, set Autostart to Yes, and click on OK. The Minecraft server is for my class so a webui is helpful.

Does anyone know of an Linux for Minecraft / a normal Linux distro with a setup guide. I want to change the OS because of an bug that keeps me on 1.14.4.

VGA capable of 1024x768 screen resolution. To do that, select the mc-server virtual machine from the Virtual Machine Manager app of your Synology NAS and click on Action. I have a Minecraft server (physical) running on MineOS.

5 GB of hard-drive space (or USB stick, memory card or external driveīut see LiveCD for an alternative approach).

700 MHz processor (about Intel Celeron or better).

However,these are some of the system requirements

java -jar installer.jar server -mcversion . minecraft server for linux

Free, Doesn't use many resources and very very well documented.It is also more stable, lighter on resources and it is compatible with nearly all hardware out of the box. Instructions Create and enter a directory to put the server in Run the installer.

Minecraft server for linux