What is Vatsinator FOR LINUX?

Vatsinator

Vatsinator is a cool, open-source app that you can use on different platforms for free! It's designed to be your go-to Vatsim network monitor. With this handy tool, you can see which airplane pilots and controllers are logged in. Plus, it gives you all the airport and weather details you need, along with info about flights from all over the globe.

Key Features of Vatsinator

This software comes packed with some awesome features! You can easily zoom in and out on maps, making it super user-friendly. It also provides clear and readable info about airports and pilots. Need the latest weather reports? No problem! Vatsinator gives you easy access to METAR data.

Customization Options

If you like personalizing your tools, you'll love how customizable Vatsinator is! You can change view preferences, colors, and more to make it fit your style.

Real-Time Flight Status

You can check out Vataware stats for specific pilots or get a full list of all flights and Air Traffic Controllers (ATCs). Want to know how many observers are online? Just glance at the status bar; it shows real-time updates for all flights and ATCs!

Easy Installation on Linux

If you're using a GNU/Linux operating system (except Debian), installing Vatsinator is a breeze! First, grab the source package from Softpedia, save it in your Home directory, and unpack it. Then open up a Terminal window.

Installation Steps:

Navigate to where you extracted the archive (like `cd /home/softpedia/vatsinator-0.2.1`).

Run `cmake .` to configure the project.

Next, compile it by running `make`.

Finally, install with `sudo make install`.

Your New App Awaits!

After everything’s set up, you’ll find Vatsinator waiting for you in the Internet section of your desktop’s Start Menu. And guess what? This app works great on both Linux and Windows systems—whether you're running 32-bit or 64-bit!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!