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Joost Roeleveld wrote: |
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> On Monday 30 June 2014 15:40:02 microcai wrote: |
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>> 在 2014年6月30日 星期一 09:17:02，Joost Roeleveld 写道： |
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>>> We can turn this into a computer related thread. |
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>>> Anyone know of a way to get a flight-sim (for model planes) to run on |
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>>> Linux? |
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>>> I have a legit copy of Realflight ( http://www.realflight.com ) and |
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>>> occasionally have to boot into a legit copy (yes, all my software is 100% |
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>>> legit) of MS Windows. |
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>> X-plane ? |
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> Not what I'm looking for. |
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> That simulates 1:1 scale planes (full size). |
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> I am talking about one I can use to practice flying without risking my real |
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> planes on the first attempt. I need one where I can use my own transmitter |
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> connected to the computer. There are cables to hook them up to the USB-port. |
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> But the problem is finding a decent one that actually runs on Linux. All the |
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> commercial ones I can find are MS Windows only. |
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> Joost |
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Don't forget, there was a guitar that ran Gentoo Linux too. Heck, did |
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plane engines have puters even back then? I know they do now, at least |
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according to all the stuff I see on TV. I don't think puter stuff |
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started until like in the 80's or something tho. |
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M$ Windoze. Yuck! I wouldn't put that stuff on my rig. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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