NT for Linux ... ?

[Treggs]

bump. I have about had it with windoze crashes with NT7. If it isn't the API, it is the historical data, or NT7 just freezing (3 times tonight already) forcing a hard kill.

I've tried every method possible to run under Linux, it's just not worth the hassle. Spend the dollars on a specific windows 7 trading box. Never looked back.

[carmiFR]

Any news about NT and linux ?

The main interest I think is to have NT+broker API hosted, so no power or network failure ...

Thanks

[NinjaTrader_Brett]

Unfortunately this would not be supported. NinjaTrader requires the .net framework to run which is a windows component, which means that NinjaTrader requires windows. There is no change to this at this time moving forward.

[BankRobber]

Linux & NT

Unfortunately this would not be supported. NinjaTrader requires the .net framework to run which is a windows component, which means that NinjaTrader requires windows. There is no change to this at this time moving forward.

I think by porting to native Linux you would solve the BIGGEST disadvantage of NT7 - constant crashes. It is shame that I need to babysit a 1000$ software on WIN7 running on a Quad Core processor with 10GB ram and SSD drive!!!

[RDPoS]

I think by porting to native Linux you would solve the BIGGEST disadvantage of NT7 - constant crashes. It is shame that I need to babysit a 1000$ software on WIN7 running on a Quad Core processor with 10GB ram and SSD drive!!!

Word. Just think of the tech evolved trader you could corner the market on as one of the very few Linux trading platforms.

Winblows.

[BankRobber]

Word. Just think of the tech evolved trader you could corner the market on as one of the very few Linux trading platforms.

Winblows.

Yep, a picture is worth a thousand words... One of the many Oopsies during the day LOL
But it's NOT funny, I was thinking to build a "supercomputer" LOL something with at least 8 cores processor min 32GB ram fastest SSD in Raid 0 , but nah, it won't solve the problem... THE PROBLEM IS WINBLOWZZZZZZ!!!!!
Some people shoulda understand this!

[tradetree]

I have NT crash mainly when I'm debugging a strategy in Visual Studio, but not during the day when I leave it and let my strategies run. How much stuff do you have running on it? I have about 10 charts and strategies running. I limit it because I know it can't handle too many threads. The problem appears to be when a thread is delayed for too long, then the system hangs. It is really annoying during debug because that is all you are trying to do and it hangs. But good luck waiting for a linux version of NT. I played with some free packages on linux but was discouraged.

[BankRobber]

I have NT crash mainly when I'm debugging a strategy in Visual Studio, but not during the day when I leave it and let my strategies run. How much stuff do you have running on it? I have about 10 charts and strategies running. I limit it because I know it can't handle too many threads. The problem appears to be when a thread is delayed for too long, then the system hangs. It is really annoying during debug because that is all you are trying to do and it hangs. But good luck waiting for a linux version of NT. I played with some free packages on linux but was discouraged.

Well, you have gotten your braking points in Visual Studio, right? I never run more than 6 charts plus my strategy, for which i know it's a resource hog, because of heavy calculations on 27 currency pairs, although, I'm trying to optimize the code.
But, I'm getting the same freezing moments even when I'm not running my strategy, for example when I'm running weekly backup.
And I'm not waiting for linux edition, unfortunately I know it will never happen

[canuckbucks]

Have to give 2 cents - regardless post is halfa' decade old...Please accept my confession of guilt and forgive my assumptions and unrealistic expectations. I got ahead of myself assuming NT7 stability issues would be at least partially resolved five years later. My bad.

*sigh*