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-Andrew
-MINIMUM-
OS: Windows 98 and above, Mac OS X (Mono or Wine), Linux (Mono or Wine), Raspberry Pi 3 or above (Mono or Wine)
CPU: Older Pentium models can work, along with low power netbook processors, and ARM chipsets.
RAM: 512 MB, but you'll want more (2 GB) if you're running a 64 bit OS.
Storage Space: 100-200 MB minimum avaliable space. When game files, caches, and crash and/or chat logs add up, it can be over 100 MB in size.
GPU: It will work on low end GPUs, including integrated graphics.
TL;DR To sum it up, any computer manufactured in the early 2000s could but it'll be so slow it won't be playable. Get something newer.
-RECOMMENDED-
OS: Windows Vista and above is recommended for a better experience.
CPU: 2.00 GHZ clockspeed or above, two cores or more recommended.
RAM: 4 GB should be enough for smooth gameplay.
Storage Space: 1 GB dedicated to ClassicalSharp and it's associated files.
TL;DR Any computer manufactured in 2010 or later should be great for ClassicalSharp.
Do tell me if I got something inaccurate.
But what about Linux?
Huh?
HUH?!
HUH?
yeah? and don't forget that it can run on a cardboard computer or a potato
ClassiCube will run (albeit very slowly, but still pretty playable) on an rpi3. It is unplayably slow on all earlier models of rpi. Yay
I already specified that Linux can run it if you're using Mono or Wine to run it.