That’s a solid 3rd party use case. I’m setting it up on my cluster right now.

No, PC isn’t Java only. PC is the only platform that can play Java, while literally everything else - PC included - can play Bedrock.

Bedrock has been the norm now for longer than Java was; sorry.

If both are Bedrock, then no problem.

What exactly is that place? Looks like a mansion on the shore of the Black Sea, but that’s about all I can gather…

Physical machines (except my gaming PC) get Ratchet & Clank character names, and matching labels to go with it. My trusty sidekick Thinkpad T14 G1 is named “Clank”. It runs LMDE.

VMs and LXCs get actually-descriptive names, since those are what run my services.

Gaming PC is called “Dagny”; it’s a Scandinavian name for “a new day”, since that PC was a gift to myself after my divorce. It’s currently the only Windows machine in my house now.

Except those characters saw an issue and brought in the smartest person they could find to help figure out their situation.

Maybe 5 years ago. Vanilla runs fine these days.

Why is everyone suggesting random third party shit?

Straight from Mojang/Microsoft:

Bedrock: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/server/bedrock

Java: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/server

Follow the instructions and go.

How is this not seen as anything but a massive conflict of interest by anybody with any sort of authority in the current government? How?