I felt like showing this off.
I took the existing T-45 Goshawk (US Navy trainer) and converted it to the British Hawk T.1. I've still got a bit of work to do on it but it's coming along really nicely.
I felt like showing this off.
I took the existing T-45 Goshawk (US Navy trainer) and converted it to the British Hawk T.1. I've still got a bit of work to do on it but it's coming along really nicely.
@darth #openBSD - to give some indication of how simple the installer is: I installed it myself and I'm using it as a daily driver, and I'm such a noob I haven't figured out how to mount a USB stick yet. Seems very secure indeed 😀 I managed easily to give it a GUI, office suite, web browsers, #freeCAD, #GIMP, #nextcloud client, & #flightGear. As a computer ignoramus, I'm really impressed by how easy it is. One day I will understand the disk partitioning too 😉
One cheap Chinese laptop worked fine except for the trackpad, another one has to be left overnight to boot up (the text-only installer boots swiftly so I guess it's most likely an X problem) and the WiFi card isn't recognised. Moral of the story: you'll probably have an easy life, but probably get a thinkpad if you want some degree of assurance.
It's like art to me: I don't understand it the way the artists that made it do, but when I see a system as carefully documented and thoughtfully constructed to be as elegant as technology seems to permit... Well, I feel like I know it when I see it!
#flightgear keeps digging its own grave, deeper and deeper, now wanting to do artificial traffic with actual machine learning "AI" shit! (they linked some google gemini shit)
It used to be such a wonderful project... now it all turning shit 😭
Let it BURN in hell! 🔥
Coinciding with the annual presence of #FlightGear dev team at #FSWeekend, the project has released the stable version 2024.1.5, please check the changelog here:
I'm livestreaming some #FlightGear HEMS flying in the AW109.
Come along and hang out.
