November 1, 20169 yr Highly unlikely. It'd probably have its own dedicated installer, and work just like how X-Plane 10 did over 9...
November 2, 20169 yr It's likely that X-Plane 11 could be installed alongside X-Plane 10 (I'm referring to the Laminar versions, not to the Steam versions). Historically, X-Plane has always been a 100% "self-contained" product, i.e. not touching Windows registry. It's just a big single folder, so if you install X-Plane 10 and 11 in 2 different folders, there's no reason it should cause any conflicts. "Society has become so fake that the truth actually bothers people".
November 2, 20169 yr That's also what I would think. You can even have several diefferent installations of X-Plane 10 on the same machine (each in it's own folder of course) to have different versions, betas, configurations etc. for testing purposes. So I think it will be just as easy to have X-Plane 10 stable, 11 stable and 11 beta all on the same machine without any ill side effects. Of course you might burn some activations for your addons if you install them in more than one copy of X-Plane.
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