[Mordekay]

You can directly install steam and/or steamcmd. Google it, there are plenty of guides how to do it.

[Groven]

You can use LinuxGSM thats good

[DJEarthQuake]

Originally Posted by supmyhava hi guys i want to buy this vps CPU 2 vCPU RAM 4 GB Disk 100 GB100 GB Network connection speed 200Mbit/s Included traffic 6000GB and i want to know hot much servers i will be able to run on it and what i the best operating system for cs 1.6 servers ty

Originally Posted by TomL. There is no "the best operating system" but for cs linux is a solid choice. I would recommend Debian or Ubuntu. Can you provide more details about the cpu and what kind of server do you want to host?

He already stated 2 cores on a single core game from decades ago, where 1/4 of a core is fine. Nice to 19 if you are trying to pack umpteen servers on those 2 cores (not recommended).

Debian. Ubuntu does have some privacy concerns like Windows.
apt install steamcmd to get HLDS.

Originally Posted by Mordekay Pleas stop giving suggestions like this. A VPS is ALLWAYS a shared environment with others. If these are used to the limits by the other customers on the same machine your servers will be unstable and laggy.

That is no joke and a good way to get kicked off!

I made a hibernation feature for HLDS, showed it to my provider and they gave me the best they had.

[supmyhava]

Originally Posted by DJEarthQuake He already stated 2 cores on a single core game from decades ago, where 1/4 of a core is fine. Nice to 20 if you are trying to pack umpteen servers on those 2 cores (not recommended). Debian. Ubuntu does have some privacy concerns like Windows. apt install steamcmd to get HLDS. That is no joke and a good way to get kicked off! I made a hibernation feature for HLDS, showed it to my provider and they gave me the best they had.

thanks for your comment my friend!
How many servers exactly did you say I can run on this vps?
10/20?
i have 7 servers running right now and they just perfect!! I'm lucky I didn't listen to people who told me 2 servers
today i did tournaments in 4 of my servers they was full 40/40 players and the servers was perfect!!

[DJEarthQuake]

Typically 2 per core.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nice_(Unix)

The exact mathematical effect of setting a particular niceness value for a process depends on the details of how the scheduler is designed on that implementation of Unix. A particular operating system's scheduler will also have various heuristics built into it (e.g. to favor processes that are mostly I/O-bound over processes that are CPU-bound). As a simple example, when two otherwise identical CPU-bound processes are running simultaneously on a single-CPU Linux system, each one's share of the CPU time will be proportional to 20 − p, where p is the process' priority. Thus a process, run with nice +15, will receive 25% of the CPU time allocated to a normal-priority process: (20 − 15)/(20 − 0) = 0.25.[2] On the BSD 4.x scheduler, on the other hand, the ratio in the same example is about ten to one.[citation needed]