#Fox 2 flightgear install#

My heart is big enough for 2 flightsim love-affairs.Any further questions? Just ask me, not sure I can help but I'll try.RegardsGeorg EDDW I will report here.Believe me, although I am a very active member of the FlightGear community and doing a lot of work for it, I am very, very happy :-)) that I can use FLY! II with Linux. Not sure if the last is the same on windows.As you are interested, I will do some more testing within the next days/weeks with some other add-on aircraft and might be with a/some ROTW sceneries. (click on the preview-pictures to get the bigger ones)What is lacking is the display of the landing light *on the ground* and there is the scenery 'blinking' through the instruments/panel gaps a little.

#Fox 2 flightgear install#

I will do so after getting a new 300 GB HD within the next months.What I did this European evening/night was to download your Seawind from AVSIM (Version V1, I hope I got the newest one), install it (it is the same procedure for FLY/Wine as for FLY/Windows - all stuff except the *.dll files into the Aircraft folder, *.dll into the Modules/PC folder) and test-fly it.I made some screenshots with the build-in FLY screenshot mode (in a quick and ugly way as it is only for demonstration, not for eye candy) and put it on my website so that you might compare to the orignal (Windows) display. Hi Ken,what I can really say is that FLY! II in the patched version 240 (latest version) runs very fine on my OpenSUSE 10.2 64-bit Linux system with AMD Athlon 3700, 1 GB RAM, NVidia 6600 GT 256 MB.Due to my time-consuming scenery development for FlightGear AND lacking HD space I have just a basic FLY! II install with some add-ons (ie ATR 42-500) and I did not install the ROTW DVD and all that very nice add-on scenery I still have saved on CD/DVD.