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* FlightGear (And all the data needed to use it) | * FlightGear (And all the data needed to use it) | ||
* cmake (for newer cmake capabilities) | * cmake (for newer cmake capabilities) | ||
* [[ | * [[FGRun]] | ||
* [[FGo!]] | * [[FGo!]] | ||
* [[FGX]] | * [[FGX]] | ||
* [[ | * [[TerraGear]] | ||
* [[TerraGear_GUI]] | * [[TerraGear_GUI]] | ||
* [[OpenRadar]] | * [[OpenRadar]] | ||
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You have two options now: build the latest ''stable'' FlightGear release or build the ''current development'' version (bleeding edge). | You have two options now: build the latest ''stable'' FlightGear release or build the ''current development'' version (bleeding edge). | ||
After building stable or the latest, if you need to build a different version, try the instructions for [[Avoiding | After building stable or the latest, if you need to build a different version, try the instructions for [[Avoiding multiple downloads of FGData on Linux]]. | ||
=== Build the latest stable FlightGear release === | === Build the latest stable FlightGear release === | ||
When executing the script, use the "-s" option to build the latest stable release: | When executing the script, use the "-s" option to build the latest stable release: | ||
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=== Launching | === Launching FGRun === | ||
[[File:fgrun-page2.jpg|thumb|right]] | [[File:fgrun-page2.jpg|thumb|right]] | ||
For many users it's more comfortable having FlightGear launched by the graphical utility FGRun which is installed as well in the same folder. You have to launch the ''run_fgrun.sh'' command, for example: | For many users it's more comfortable having FlightGear launched by the graphical utility FGRun which is installed as well in the same folder. You have to launch the ''run_fgrun.sh'' command, for example: | ||
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FGRun will save its settings in ~/.fltk/flightgear.org/fgrun.prefs you may want to save copies of the preferences customized for stable and next. | FGRun will save its settings in ~/.fltk/flightgear.org/fgrun.prefs you may want to save copies of the preferences customized for stable and next. | ||
=== Launching | === Launching FGo! === | ||
[[File:Fgo01.jpg|thumb|left]] | [[File:Fgo01.jpg|thumb|left]] | ||
This is a graphical utility written in [[python]], You have to launch the ''run_fgo.sh'' command, for example: | This is a graphical utility written in [[python]], You have to launch the ''run_fgo.sh'' command, for example: | ||
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=== Launching | === Launching TerraSync === | ||
Your FlightGear compilation comes with the [[TerraSync]] program too, so if you want to use it: | Your FlightGear compilation comes with the [[TerraSync]] program too, so if you want to use it: | ||
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