I already have a simulator running with Micrsoft windows. Why should I change to Linux?
We feel the technical capabilities and growth potential of Linux provide a superior solution. The initial startup and learning costs will pay dividends down the road providing the user with a greater degree of understanding and control over all aspects of their project. With Linux you raise your level of sophistication and technical skills. And for those who need a strong, dependable, and open architecture to build a platform for engineering design and development or research, Linux based products can provide that capability. Of course, if you like dealing with EULAs, viruses, wondering if your PC is reporting on you, reminders to update to the latest service pack, tracking down problems with third party software, lashing together several machines to run you cockpit, and now having to buy a new PC to upgrade to Vista, then by all means stay with Microsoft.
