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- Missing keybinding for the radios - Sounds (pretty much all of them) - No sound above Mach 1 - INS display bug (sometimes a bunch of zeroes will show up when switching modes) - Engine power gauge "jumping" on the first digit (i.e. 19 to 20, 29 to 30 etc.)

I see your point, and it is true that nowadays apps and frameworks are bocoming more and more bloated and resource intensive. Without getting into a long winded OT though, there are advantages to using things like additional redists, nodejs, and the like: an huge amount of tools at your disposal. No need to code sorting, file access, permissions, save data, backup systems, GUIs and so on: download a well known and supported module and you're set. Want a fancy responsive UI? nodejs runs on chrormium, which means you can use CSS to style it and make it lighting fast. Slow, clunky and unresponsive UIs are fault of the developer not of the frameworks. Also, Chrome does use a lot of RAM, but unlike what common sense may dictate RAM is there to be used. It makes no sense for Chrome to restrict itself to 1GB of RAM when 7GBs are idle on the system.

You may want to take a look at Electron, it's become the goto framework for single page applications lately.

Just reposting it to get your take on it Ciribob, it might have been buried beneath the release.

Feature request: save an audio file for each client (start/stop based on connection times) on the server, the client, or a cloud shared folder (whatever is easiest). The audio should contain all RX and TX transmission received or sent by the client.

Great news! Any possible issues w.r.t. timings, network congestion, usage and similar? I'm asking since UDP is usually the go-to protocol for time sensitive data, with TCP having quite an annoying overhead.

Yeah no worries, I was simply curious.

Are there no built-in alphabetical sorting libraries in C#?

The documentation only provides an example related to an Arduino set up: what if I wanted to code a CLI/script (in C++ I guess?) and send commands without going through an Arduino? Is that possible at all?

I believe the engines have been the same since the A model.

Yes more or less. AFAIK a "package" is a set of flights that have the same overall goal, not necessarily the same tasking: you could have a single package comprised of a SEAD flight and a strike flight for example.

Thanks!

I see your point, that's what I meant.

Isn't that exactly what I said?

In the 476th (where we try and emulate RL as much as it makes sense) AM is for package comms, UHF for control/AWACS/tower etc. and FM for flight comms.

It's done silently by the engine, nothing will change in the folders.

IIRC DCS overwrites packed contents with unpacked files.

Isn't the FPM pitch ladder problem already fixed?

Will sounds and bugs be looked into as well?

What are you doing that's triggering the alarms?

https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=156925 No patches listed since April.

No. No update has been pushed in months. I wouldn't expect an update until the Harrier comes out in EA, and even then I have my doubts. We know the FM is being worked on, nothing has been said about the systems.

You do not "align" Mavericks, although you do turn them on. IIRC it's something about the head's cooling, and yes it normally lasts around 30m before they shut off. I normally turn them as part of the FENCE IN checks, and sometimes not even then.

Mods still work when installed in the root folder. Only addons that add new stuff need to be in the DCS savegame folder.

https://fas.org/irp/doddir/army/fm1-02-1.pdf