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XoL: Running X-Plane on Linux

This documentation is aimed at experienced Linux users who want to run X-Plane on Linux. A working Linux installation is assumed.

The examples shown here are based on Debian Linux but can be easily adapted to other distributions. The basic concepts and approaches remain the same - only the specific package manager commands or repository configurations need to be adjusted accordingly.

Documentation Content

The documentation covers the following main areas:

  • X-Plane Configuration: Optimal settings for X-Plane on Linux
  • Performance Optimization: Kernel, drivers, and system settings for best performance
  • Addons: Installation and configuration of important extensions like AutoOrtho
  • Troubleshooting: Common issues and their solutions

Guide Structure

The technical guides are modular. You can implement individual components as needed or customize the entire system according to your requirements.

Each guide:

  • Describes the goal and benefit of the change
  • Shows the necessary steps
  • Explains important configuration options
  • Provides troubleshooting tips

Contributing

This documentation is an open project. If you have improvements or additions, you can contribute via GitHub:

  • Create issues for bugs or suggestions
  • Submit pull requests for changes
  • Share your experiences in the discussions