Anyone had success installing flightgear? If so, how did you install it.
Thanks
Flightgear
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Flightgear
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Re: Flightgear
I do not have flightgear installed but it is in Synaptic:
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sudo apt-get install flightgear
Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon
Re: Flightgear
Yes. Flight-Gear in the repros, avialable for install the Synapic Package Manager.
Main Flight-Gear Site > http://www.flightgear.org/
Flight-Gear Wiki page > http://wiki.flightgear.org/Main_Page
Main Flight-Gear Site > http://www.flightgear.org/
Flight-Gear Wiki page > http://wiki.flightgear.org/Main_Page
Re: Flightgear
I've tried synaptic but it doesn't install the executable.
If I download the deb from the flightgear site it installs but crashes.
Looking for someone who has a working flightgear on their lmde.
Thanks for the replies though...
If I download the deb from the flightgear site it installs but crashes.
Looking for someone who has a working flightgear on their lmde.
Thanks for the replies though...
Re: Flightgear
Yes, I can confirm that the LMDE repositories only have flightgear data files. But the main program files are not there.
1. One solution is to compile the program, as it is explained here: http://wiki.flightgear.org/Building_FlightGear_-_Debian
I have done it, with some adaptations, and it works. If you are still interested, I can reproduce for you the steps I did.
2. Other solution, that probably also works would be to add the testing repository
to your sources list. You can do this in Origins of Software program. Then update the repositories
.
Then install flightgear, and afterwards disable the testing repository again and again update the repositories.
I have not done this, but I have seen that probably no dependencies conflicts will appear. Nevertheless, the best solution, the clean one, is the first.
1. One solution is to compile the program, as it is explained here: http://wiki.flightgear.org/Building_FlightGear_-_Debian
I have done it, with some adaptations, and it works. If you are still interested, I can reproduce for you the steps I did.
2. Other solution, that probably also works would be to add the testing repository
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deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian testing main contrib non-free
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sudo apt-get update
Then install flightgear, and afterwards disable the testing repository again and again update the repositories.
I have not done this, but I have seen that probably no dependencies conflicts will appear. Nevertheless, the best solution, the clean one, is the first.