How to Install Vector on Linux and macOS?

First developed for Windows operating systems, the Vector platform is already available for MacOS, with a more modest version by comparison. We are still working on a compatible version for Linux.

However, you can run Windows apps on Linux and Mac operating systems by creating virtual machines. The most popular software used for this purpose are Boot Camp and VirtualBox.

Boot Camp allows the installation of Microsoft Windows operating systems on Mac computers, whilst VirtualBox emulates the environment on a separate window.

Please note that we don't offer support for emulation alternatives. We recommend the assistance of suitable technical support for the correct configuration of your virtual machine.

Please check below the Minimum, Recommended, and Power User requirements for running Vector on your computer:

Minimum

Operational System: Windows 10

CPU: Intel® i5 3.1Ghz - AMD FX series 6 or Ryzen 3/5 with a similar frequency

Memory: 8 GB RAM

21” screen with a 1920×1080 resolution

15Mbps of internet connection

Recommended

Operational System: Windows 10

CPU: Intel® i7 3.4Ghz - AMD FX series 8 or Ryzen 5/7 with a similar frequency

Memory: 12 GB RAM

21” screen with a 1920×1080 resolution

50Mbps of internet connection

Power User

Operational System: Windows 10

CPU: Intel® i7 3.6Ghz - AMD FX series 8 or Ryzen 5/7 with a similar frequency

Memory: 16 GB RAM

21” screen with a 1920×1080 resolution

60Mbps of internet connection

After installing Vector on your virtual machine check your internet connection for interference. To avoid general connection issues in wireless networks, a wired connection is strongly recommended.

Please check if your hardware is compatible with the recommended requirements.

Remember that the platform's performance may be affected.

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