The Mesa/Gallium driver-with an Intel GPU-may allow you to run X-Plane 11, but it is not supported. For Linux, the knowledge base goes on to say that you will need the proprietary driver from AMD or NVIDIA to run X-Plane 11.However, it specifies that X-Plane developers successfully use Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04 LTS. Per the knowledge base, if you want to run the software on Linux, you will need to try it on your distribution to see if it is compatible. The X-Plane Knowledge Base mentions that X-Plane 11 will run on Linux, but support for specific distributions is not available.Operating System - OS X 10.11 or newer, or Windows 7, 8, or 10 (64-bit) Per the X-Plane 10 system requirements page Minimum Hardware Requirements for X-Plane 10 X-Plane 10 features a scenery engine for all three platforms, Windows, Mac, and Linux which includes a uniform lighting system 'that lights a plausible world.’ Created from many real-world databases, the roads and build-up areas appear as they would in real life. There are endless territories and aircraft to explore.
It is a flexible flight simulator with thousands of compatible add-ons. X-Plane 10 provides realistic flight modeling right on your desktop.
Microsoft Core XML Services (MSXML) 6.0.Administrator Rights (for installation only).Graphics Card Other - DirectX 12 with feature level 12_0 or greater M.2 or Solid State Drive (SSD) is strongly recommended.Hard Drive Space - 60 GB, with at least 35 GB on C:\ Operating System - Microsoft Windows 10 21H2 or Microsoft Windows 11Ĭomputer Processor - Octa Core 3.7 GHz +
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