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This example gives the simple case of a single private version in your HOME directory. | This example gives the simple case of a single private version in your HOME directory. | ||
mkdir $HOME/fg2024.1 | mkdir $HOME/fg2024.1 | ||
mkdir $HOME/.fgfs | |||
cd $HOME/fg2024.1 | cd $HOME/fg2024.1 | ||
Two methods exist to get the required source code. Tar archives or the FlightGear git repository. | Two methods exist to get the required source code. Tar archives or the FlightGear git repository. | ||
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These directories can be named anything you wish as long as the names are used consistently. Here I will rename the extracted directory names to be consistent throughout all the following examples. | These directories can be named anything you wish as long as the names are used consistently. Here I will rename the extracted directory names to be consistent throughout all the following examples. | ||
cd $HOME/fg3034.1 | |||
tar xzf simgear-v2024.1.1.tar.gz | tar xzf simgear-v2024.1.1.tar.gz | ||
mv simgear-v2024.1.1 simgear | mv simgear-v2024.1.1 simgear | ||
tar xzf flightgear-v2024.1.1.tar.gz | tar xzf flightgear-v2024.1.1.tar.gz | ||
mv flightgear-v2024.1.1 flightgear | mv flightgear-v2024.1.1 flightgear | ||
cd $HOME/.fgfs | |||
tar xJf FlightGear-2024.1.1-data.txz | tar xJf FlightGear-2024.1.1-data.txz | ||
====Use the git repository==== | ====Use the git repository==== | ||
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