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This is a draft only!
It is still under construction and content may change. Do not rely on this information.

This page may be obsolete.
It contains historical information. For current information, please see SPO600 Host Setup.

For SPO600, you will need to set up a Linux system by the third week of classes.

These are the minimum system requirements:

The faster/bigger the system, the faster you'll be able to build software -- and you'll probably be building many times.

This system may be:

Your laptop
A large virtual machine on your laptop
A system at home (or elsewhere) that you can connect to with SSH
A Seneca lab system, configured on a removable disk drive (This option is not recommended, because you will not be able to use it during classes)

If you cannot find a suitable system to use, talk to your professor about resources available within Seneca.

For the initial software, install:

Fedora 20
The Fedora development tools ("yum groupinstall 'Development Tools' 'Development Libraries'")

In the weeks ahead, we will be installing:

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