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# Devices

Currently, *Infinity Command* runs on **Windows and Mac computers**.

If desired, we can expand this to include Linux computers, iPads, and Android tablets down the road.

## Server

All the devices running *Infinity Command* [connect to each other via a network](/infinity-command/getting-started/networking.md) hosted by the Network Server.  Any run-of-the-mill computer will work well as the Server.

The Server can be a standalone device, but for convenience we recommend that the computer acting as the **Server** also act as the **Main Viewscreen**.

You might attach a controller for steering the ship.  See the [Steering](/infinity-command/getting-started/steering.md) section for more details.

## Main Viewscreen

The **Main Viewscreen** provides the crew's window to the world outside the ship. We recommend using a large TV or projector for this. For best results, the computer powering this display should be a gaming computer with a good graphics card and at least 32GB of RAM.

## Crew Stations

Any run-of-the-mill computer will work well for the **Crew Stations**.

For the most immersive, high-tech experience, we recommend using touch-screens instead of keyboards and mice.

You might attach a controller for steering the ship.  See the [Steering](/infinity-command/getting-started/steering.md) section for more details.

## Flight Director

Any run-of-the-mill computer will work well for the **Flight Director**.


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