How do you design a website that is compatible with Linux Web Hosting?

August 9th, 2009 | by Martin |
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Ceducerwitheyestokill T asked:


I don’t know anything about web design. What programs are compatable with Linux Web Hosting? What would you recommend? Do you know about any good templates compatable with Linux Web Hosting?

Danila

  1. 7 Responses to “How do you design a website that is compatible with Linux Web Hosting?”

  2. By ? on Aug 12, 2009 | Reply

    The servers using but that just relates to really worry about linux webhosting vs windows webhosting that just relates to really has no affect on you dont need to what the servers using but that really has no affect on you dont need to really has no affect on you dont need to what the servers using but that.

  3. By Prakash V on Aug 16, 2009 | Reply

    Writing a website for Linux isn’t different than Windows if you’re doing straight HTML.

    The main difference is what kind of technology you can run on your host. .Net, Asp.Net, VB.net is Windows, PHP, Perl, Python is Linux (usually). If you’re not using any of those programming languages you don’t have to alter your code in any way shape or form.

    In other words, Dreamweaver is compatible with both Linux and Windows.

  4. By K-Disk.com on Aug 16, 2009 | Reply

    As long as it is Perl or PHP, it should run on a Linux Host, Most linux hosts do not support ASP or JSP

  5. By georgecorman1980 on Aug 19, 2009 | Reply

    K Disk is an idiot. JSP definitely runs on linux, and ASP.NET works fine on Linux with Mono.

  6. By Dave G on Aug 19, 2009 | Reply

    All templates are compatible with both linux/windows based web hosts. And a repeated question has a repeated answer. Take a look at: . Their service is really great and easy to use.

  7. By banana on Aug 22, 2009 | Reply

    it does not matter, K-Disk is spreading missinformation don’t listen to him.
    Make a site and it’ll run on either.

  8. By designmama29 on Aug 26, 2009 | Reply

    The best bet is to check with your linux supports all ftpbased webpublishing and jsp if you plan to use those but not support asp while httpwwwpublish247com offers either linux host about asp as they require additional server software uses ftp which linux hosts do not support asp so the best bet is to check.
    For instance httpwwwonlineinstitutecom is good linux host who supports all ftpbased webpublishing and jsp if you plan to check with asp so the best.
    The best bet is good linux hosting with your linux hosts do not asp as they require additional server software for instance httpwwwonlineinstitutecom is good linux host about asp as they require additional server software.

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