Revise level 0 guide a bit for Linux and made it clearer

Author: VasilisThePikachu

src/en/general-development/setup/server-hosting-tutorial.md

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 1. (Windows Only) Download and install the [Latest Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable version](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170#latest-microsoft-visual-c-redistributable-version). (Resolves "Unable to load DLL libsodium" and similar errors)
-2. Download and install the [.NET 9 Runtime](https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/9.0) located at the bottom left colum. Make sure you get the ``x64`` version if you are on Intel/AMD (Or downloading an Intel server to use on an Apple Silicon Mac) or the ``arm64`` on Snapdragon/Apple Silicon chips (M1,M2,M3 etc) for your operating system.
-3. Download the latest stable version of the server from [our builds page](https://wizards.cdn.spacestation14.com/fork/wizards) (or if you are looking for latest testing/vulture builds download from [here](https://wizards.cdn.spacestation14.com/fork/wizards-testing/) for your operating system. If you are looking for another fork, ask that fork if they have a server builds page. Otherwise refer to the [Custom Code](#level-2-server-with-custom-code) section below.
-4. Extract the downloaded zip to a directory somewhere, you may use any Archive program such as 7Zip, Winrar or even the one built into Windows.
+2. Download and install the [.NET 9 Runtime](https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/9.0) located at the bottom left colum. Make sure you get the ``x64`` version if you are on Intel/AMD (Or downloading an Intel server to use on an Apple Silicon Mac) or the ``arm64`` on Snapdragon/Apple Silicon chips (M1,M2,M3 etc) for your operating system. On Linux it is suggested you use your distro's package manager (apt, dnf, pacman etc) to search and install dotnet.
+3. Download the latest **stable** version of the server from [our builds page](https://wizards.cdn.spacestation14.com/fork/wizards) or if you are looking for latest **testing/vulture** builds download from [this page](https://wizards.cdn.spacestation14.com/fork/wizards-testing/) for your operating system. If you are looking for another fork, ask that fork if they have a server builds page. Otherwise refer to the [Custom Code](#level-2-server-with-custom-code) section below.
+4. Extract the downloaded zip to a directory somewhere, you may use any Archive program such as 7Zip, Winrar or even the one built into your operating system.
 5. (Mac and Linux only) Run `chmod +x Robust.Server` [within a terminal inside the folder you extracted the server in.](#running-the-server-on-macos-or-linux) This only needs to be run once and again each time you download a new server update.
 6. Run `run_server.bat` (Windows) or `./Robust.Server` [via terminal on macOS/Linux](#running-the-server-on-macos-or-linux)) and wait until the console windows says "Ready". Do NOT close the console window until you are done playing on your server.
 7. Open your Space Station 14 Launcher and click on ``Direct Connect To Server`` and type in ``localhost`` as an IP address and click connect. You can also add it as a favorite if you click the ``Add Favorite`` button using the same IP address.
-8. (Optional) When there is a new update. Go back to the 2nd step, and copy over the ``data`` folder and ``server_config.toml`` (if you modified it) from your old server files to the new server files if you like to move over the saved data on the server.
+8. (Optional) When there is a new update. Go back to the 2nd step, and copy over the ``data`` folder and ``server_config.toml`` (if you modified it) from your old server files to the new server files if you like to move over the saved data such as characters and playtime from the old server.
 
 If you are having trouble understanding what to click, here is a quick video. Subtitles contain some extra information if needed.