BCI2000 Binaries - Revision history

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	BCI2000 runs on both Linux and macOS systems.		BCI2000 runs on both Linux and macOS systems.

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	However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).		However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).
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	Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download at [https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz BCI2000 Tools for Linux x86_64].		Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download at [https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz BCI2000 Tools for Linux x86_64].
	Those tools are distributed in [https://AppImage.org AppImage format], which is a binary format that works across most Linux distributions.		Those tools are distributed in [https://AppImage.org AppImage format], which is a binary format that works across most Linux distributions.

	Also experimentally, there is a full binary distribution for downlad at [https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000_3.6.8639_x86_64.tar.xz BCI2000 for Linux x86_64]. As the BCI2000 Tools distribution, it is based on the AppImage format, and should run on most recent Linux distributions.		Also experimentally, there is now a full binary distribution for downlad at [https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000_3.6.8639_x86_64.tar.xz BCI2000 for Linux x86_64]. As the BCI2000 Tools distribution, it is based on the AppImage format, and should run on most recent Linux distributions.

	'''NOTE regarding non-Windows OSes:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).		'''NOTE regarding non-Windows OSes:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).

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	Those tools are distributed in [https://AppImage.org AppImage format], which is a binary format that works across most Linux distributions.		Those tools are distributed in [https://AppImage.org AppImage format], which is a binary format that works across most Linux distributions.

			Also experimentally, there is a full binary distribution for downlad at [https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000_3.6.8639_x86_64.tar.xz BCI2000 for Linux x86_64]. As the BCI2000 Tools distribution, it is based on the AppImage format, and should run on most recent Linux distributions.

	'''NOTE regarding non-Windows OSes:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).		'''NOTE regarding non-Windows OSes:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).

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Non-Windows Operating Systems

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	However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).		However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).

	Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download in [https://AppImage.org AppImage format]:		Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download at [https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz BCI2000 Tools for Linux x86_64].
			Those tools are distributed in [https://AppImage.org AppImage format], which is a binary format that works across most Linux distributions.

	~~[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz BCI2000 Tools for Linux x86_64]~~

	'''NOTE regarding non-Windows OSes:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).		'''NOTE regarding non-Windows OSes:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).

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	==Non-Windows Operating Systems==		==Non-Windows Operating Systems==
	<!--BCI2000 used to run on both Linux and macOS systems for a while. However, it became increasingly difficult to identify low-latency audiovisual APIs available across platforms. In addition, most source modules depend on vendor-supplied libraries which are only		<!--BCI2000 used to run on both Linux and macOS systems for a while.
			However, it became increasingly difficult to identify low-latency audiovisual APIs available across platforms. In addition, most source modules depend on vendor-supplied libraries which are only
	available for Windows, limiting the usefulness of ports to other platforms.		available for Windows, limiting the usefulness of ports to other platforms.
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	BCI2000 runs on both Linux and macOS systems. However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).		BCI2000 runs on both Linux and macOS systems.

			However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).

	Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download in [https://AppImage.org AppImage format]:		Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download in [https://AppImage.org AppImage format]:

	[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz BCI2000 Tools for Linux x86_64]		[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz BCI2000 Tools for Linux x86_64]

	'''NOTE:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).		'''NOTE regarding non-Windows OSes:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).
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	===macOS Binaries===		===macOS Binaries===

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	BCI2000 runs on both Linux and macOS systems. However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).		BCI2000 runs on both Linux and macOS systems. However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).
	Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download in [https://AppImage.org\| AppImage format]:		Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download in [https://AppImage.org AppImage format]:

	[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz\| BCI2000 Tools for Linux x86_64]		[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz BCI2000 Tools for Linux x86_64]

	'''NOTE:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).		'''NOTE:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).

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	BCI2000 runs on both Linux and macOS systems. However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).		BCI2000 runs on both Linux and macOS systems. However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).
	Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download in [https://AppImage.org\|AppImage format]:		Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download in [https://AppImage.org\| AppImage format]:

	[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz\|BCI2000 Tools for Linux x86_64]		[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz\| BCI2000 Tools for Linux x86_64]

	'''NOTE:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).		'''NOTE:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).

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	Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download in [https://AppImage.org\|AppImage format]:		Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download in [https://AppImage.org\|AppImage format]:

	[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz]		[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz\|BCI2000 Tools for Linux x86_64]

	'''NOTE:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).		'''NOTE:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).

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Non-Windows Operating Systems

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	BCI2000 runs on both Linux and macOS systems. However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).		BCI2000 runs on both Linux and macOS systems. However, there is no binary distribution for Linux systems, so it will be necessary to compile BCI2000 before using it (instructions may be found [[Programming_Howto:Non:Building_and_Customizing_BCI2000_on_Non-Windows_Platforms\|here]]).
			Experimentally, a few BCI2000 Tools are available for download in [https://AppImage.org\|AppImage format]:

			[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000ToolsLinux_x86_64.tar.xz]

	'''NOTE:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).		'''NOTE:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).
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	[https://bci2000.org/tracproj/changeset/8602 Source code revision: 8602]		[https://bci2000.org/tracproj/changeset/8602 Source code revision: 8602]
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	==MS Windows Version History==		==MS Windows Version History==
	===June 2023 Version 3.6.7385===		===June 2023 Version 3.6.7385===

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	'''NOTE:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).		'''NOTE:''' Only a minority of source modules support operating systems other than Windows. Generally, source modules that receive data through a TCP connection may work on non-Windows systems (though some tweaks might be required to properly generalize Windows-centric header files). Source modules that directly connect to an amplifier using a vendor-supplied SDK/API will only work under Windows. This includes source modules that connect to consumer headsets (EMOTIV, NeuroSky MindSet).
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	===macOS Binaries===		===macOS Binaries===
	====Feb 2025 Version 3.6.8602====		====Feb 2025 Version 3.6.8602====
	====[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000_3.6.8602_aarch64.dmg Version 3.6 for aarch64 (Apple Silicon), with contributions]====		====[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000_3.6.8602_aarch64.dmg Version 3.6 for aarch64 (Apple Silicon), with contributions]====
	[https://bci2000.org/tracproj/changeset/8602 Source code revision: 8602]		[https://bci2000.org/tracproj/changeset/8602 Source code revision: 8602]
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	==MS Windows Version History==		==MS Windows Version History==
	===June 2023 Version 3.6.7385===		===June 2023 Version 3.6.7385===

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Version 3.6 for aarch64, with contributions

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	===macOS Binaries===		===macOS Binaries===
	====Feb 2025 Version 3.6.8602====		====Feb 2025 Version 3.6.8602====
	====[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000_3.6.8602_aarch64.dmg Version 3.6 for aarch64, with contributions]====		====[https://bci2000.org/downloads/bin/BCI2000_3.6.8602_aarch64.dmg Version 3.6 for aarch64 (Apple Silicon), with contributions]====
	[https://bci2000.org/tracproj/changeset/8602 Source code revision: 8602]		[https://bci2000.org/tracproj/changeset/8602 Source code revision: 8602]