Windows
FreeFlyer
Minimum System Requirements •Microsoft Windows 10 •1 GHz Processor speed or faster •1.3 GB Hard Disk space •512 MB RAM •Integrated graphics supporting OpenGL 3.0 •.NET 4.7.2 Framework |
Recommended System Requirements •Microsoft Windows 10, Creators Update (64-Bit edition) •2 GHz Processor speed or faster •1.3 GB Hard Disk space or more •1 GB RAM or more •256 MB accelerated graphics card supporting OpenGL 3.0 or greater •.NET 4.7.2 Framework |
Note: FreeFlyer allows you to incorporate textures and points into its visualizations, but these are limited by the strength of your graphics processing unit (GPU). Point sizes such as those for a GraphicsOverlay object are limited by a GPU's Point Size Range, while the maximum texture sizes you can load into FreeFlyer are dictated by your GPU's Max Texture Size. The specifications for the GPU you're using with FreeFlyer, including those fields just mentioned, can be found from within the software in the Help menu's View Support Information selection.
FreeFlyer Extensions SDK v1
Minimum System Requirements •Microsoft Windows 10 •.NET 2 Framework or .NET 3.5 Framework |
Recommended System Requirements •Microsoft Windows 10, Creators Update (64-Bit edition) •.NET 2 Framework or .NET 3.5 Framework |
FreeFlyer Extensions SDK v2
Minimum System Requirements •Microsoft Windows 10 •.NET 4 Framework or 4.5.X Framework |
Recommended System Requirements •Microsoft Windows 10, Creators Update (64-Bit edition) •.NET 4 Framework or 4.5.X Framework |
Linux
FreeFlyer
Minimum System Requirements •Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 7 (64-Bit edition) •1 GHz Processor speed or faster •1.3 GB Hard Disk space •512 MB RAM |
Recommended System Requirements •Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 8 (64-Bit edition) •2 GHz Processor speed or faster •1.3 GB Hard Disk space or more •1 GB RAM or more |
Note: One way to resolve the lttng-ust dependency is by adding epel-release to your list of repos ("sudo yum install epel-release"). Then installing the FreeFlyer RPM will install the lttng-ust package. |
Virtual Systems
The virtual machine must be running one of the supported Windows or Linux operating systems listed above and must have virtual hardware equal to or better than the corresponding minimum system requirements.