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by dbgirl
by leehellcat
Depends on who is the pilot, and what OS the plane uses ?
If it's Windows then I would have doubts (especially if its a fly by wire plane !!)
If it's a good old fashioned plane with manual controls then it would only be like flying a DOS plane, soit should be pretty stable and reliable, and I would be happy to fly with it.
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by radiic
There would be really long lines at the airport then, if you equated users of windows to passengers of windows. We hear all the funny stories from tech support. Just imagine the stories we would hear about people trying to fly their windows.
And hopefully the pilots will NOT have to use TECH NET to figure out a problem with the aircraft when it happens, because by the time they do....well then it wouldn't matter ;0
Like someone up above said, who is packing the parachutes>?
Rad
by thechas
As long as Windows was not controlling the avionics, I would not have a problem.
Remember, that part of the reason that Windows is so bloated and buggy, is that Big Brother Bill continues to try and protect us from ourselves.
I am sure that one of the prime considerations for 'features' in each new version of Windows is what things to 'automate', or disable to reduce support calls because users changed a setting.
Chas
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