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Long Term Support (<code>--lts</code>) is supposed to yield a more stable setup than what you would obtain with option <code>-s</code>, however it will generally be older. Both of these options are suitable for users. | Long Term Support (<code>--lts</code>) is supposed to yield a more stable setup than what you would obtain with option <code>-s</code>, however it will generally be older. Both of these options are suitable for users. | ||
If you pass neither <code>-s</code> nor <code>--lts</code> in a <tt>download_and_compile.sh</tt> invocation, you'll build the the 'next' suite, which contains the development version of FlightGear. The corresponding FlightGear code will be very recent but may well be unstable—this is particularly the case starting from July 2020. This is therefore mostly intended for developers. | If you pass neither <code>-s</code> nor <code>--lts</code> in a <tt>download_and_compile.sh</tt> invocation, you'll build the the ''next'' suite, which contains the development version of FlightGear. The corresponding FlightGear code will be very recent but may well be unstable—this is particularly the case starting from July 2020. This is therefore mostly intended for developers. | ||
=== Skipping most prompts === | === Skipping most prompts === | ||