[ Thanks to Lyle for this link. ]
“I’ve recently switched entirely to Ubuntu Linux as my
primary operating system. Phoenix Flight Simulator has been my
primary sim for the last few years, and it only runs under Windows.
This got me searching for a solution to a very big problem. In the
meantime, I’d been looking for a replacement to Flight Sim-X for
Linux, and that is when I found X-Plane.“As far as flight simulators go, X-plane is pretty far advanced.
However, for an RC fligh simulator it still lacks a few things. I
tried a trainer, and a 3d airplane, the trainer at high speed was
pretty wild”
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