XViewSDTS is a Linux application that runs in the X Window System.

As a graphics intensive application, it will naturally run better with a fast processor and plenty of RAM, but has been known to run satisfactorily on a machine with a 233 MHz processor and only 32 MB of RAM.

You will need about 80 MB of available space in your filesystem to install XViewSDTS and it's sample files, although about half of that is used only temporarily during installation, and may be freed up after the installation.

Here is a summary of XViewSDTS filesystem usage after installation:
 

/etc/xviewsdtsrc.first	1 KB	Configuration
/usr/local/bin/xviewsdts	242 KB	XViewSDTS executable
/usr/local/bin/invsdts	85 KB	Utility for inventorying SDTS files
/usr/local/share/nist/fips55/	29623 KB	Federal codes for states, counties, and townships from the National Institute of Standards and Technology, U.S. Department of Commerce
/usr/local/doc/xviewsdts-0.02/	336 KB	Documentation
/var/share/usgs/gnis/	2319 KB	Geographic Names Information System files for NH and VT
/var/share/usgs/dlg*/	6367 KB	Sample SDTS Data from the U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Department of the Interior

Total for /etc	1 KB
Total for /usr/local	30286 KB
Total for /var/share/usgs	8686 KB
GRAND TOTAL	38973 KB

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