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Barlow, Jim D wrote:
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color="#0000ff" face="Arial" size="2">X-Plane is used in some of the
low end training simulators (or training devices) one finds at flight
schools, like American Flyers at PDK.</font></span></div>
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Does it work with Linux? If so, I might have to support them and<br>
buy a license!<br>
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I used to do MSFS 2000. IMO, that and the Xbox was probably the<br>
best products they made. Everything else kinda stinks. What I<br>
liked at MSFS is that I went to PDK and bought IFR & VFR maps.
Bought a computer and some plates. They were all valid and<br>
worked very well. I had lots of fun.<br>
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Flying on Mars in X-Plane was a blast. <br>
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