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It supports Multiplayer Chat and multiple FGCom frequencies. | It supports Multiplayer Chat and multiple FGCom frequencies. | ||
'' | ''Pretty usable prototype is available! Updated 25rd of December''. | ||
First target is a usable, ergonomic prototype for FlightGear ATCs. | First target is a usable, ergonomic prototype for FlightGear ATCs. | ||
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== System requirements == | == System requirements == | ||
OpenRadar is no application for a small, a weak computer without graphic accelleration. We need to handle a lot of data, perform permanent Geo to Map projections and display them on the screen, while you | |||
are shifting the map. | |||
And believe me, a small screen is bad for the eyes and your neck muscles :-) | |||
* a screen wide enough to display everything (22'' can show about 20 radar contacts, with two radios and two runways active, if you control a small airport with less runways, 18'' should be minimum) | |||
* a Java Runtime Environment 1.7.0 e.g. OpenJDK | * a Java Runtime Environment 1.7.0 e.g. OpenJDK | ||
* [[FGCom]] recommended | * [[FGCom]] recommended | ||
* a rather good network connection (FGCom is a VoIP application) | * a rather good network connection (FGCom is a VoIP application and FG transmits data as UDP packages, they can get lost over a weak connection) | ||
== Related content == | == Related content == | ||