Thorsten wrote:
I also find it rather interesting to read something about the 'invisible'
work behind the scenery - thank you for letting us know. It's sometimes
difficult to appreciate the work that is not directly seen, and it helps a
lot if you tell us.
Thanks for the hard work.
Sticking my 2 cents in here , i cant take anything on the forum too
seriously , probably just from bad forum experiences overall. The
mailing list was always the place I looked for development news , but
like Vivian mentioned , that doesn't seem to happen much since the
move to Git . Would be nice
Hi Martin,
I also find it rather interesting to read something about the 'invisible'
work behind the scenery - thank you for letting us know. It's sometimes
difficult to appreciate the work that is not directly seen, and it helps a
lot if you tell us.
Thanks for the hard work.
However, there is
Hi,
First all, for some reason, i have been, only recently involved in the
Flightgear life, though being an old user of flight simulators.
I don't understand, that talk mailinglist versus forum.
Each one can find easier to use one , or the other according to his
feeling, or according to his
On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 11:03 AM, Thorsten Renk wrote:
Let me take a virtual needle and deflate the claims a bit. Until recently,
Flightgear's idea of a weather change was that pressure, wind and
visibility instantly jump from one value to another. Hardly what I would
call accuracy. Doing it
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