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--- mission:log:2014:09:26:flightgear-open-source-flight-simulator-with-a-boeing-787-8-dreamliner [2014-09-26 11:44] – chrono
+++ mission:log:2014:09:26:flightgear-open-source-flight-simulator-with-a-boeing-787-8-dreamliner [2014-10-06 06:51] (current) – chrono
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-$ sudo ln -s /home/chrono/.fgfs/Aircraft/787-8 /usr/share/games/flightgear/Aircraft/787-8
+$ sudo ln -s ~/.fgfs/Aircraft/787-8 /usr/share/games/flightgear/Aircraft/787-8
 </code>
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 None of the panels or switches are GFX fakery. All of them are wired to the plane/computer and can/need to be interacted with. I'm still reading the [[http://wiki.flightgear.org/Boeing_787-8_Dreamliner|manual]] and whatever information I can find about the 787 to get familiar with its computer/avionic systems. Today's planes are truly the perfect playing ground for ops minded people, since it's just a hydraulic/electric/computer system with autonomous flying capabilities, the pilot is basically just left as an admin, to watch and react in case of technical problems.
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