On Dec 20, 2007 10:18 AM, ಓಂ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > One usually seeks conformance to standards! > > Jet Airways has been using GNU/Linux for its in-flight entertainment systems for a long time. The systems on their 777-300s used for London and New York flights are really great, with a touchscreen based, well laid out navigation system.
They are featuring (audio and) video-on-demand unlike the earlier services / others that provide broadcasts and result into your missing one show or the other. The response times are very quick. On my last flight home, they had some problem due to which screens in some parts of the aircraft did not work, forcing them to reboot the system a couple of times. The boot up time wasn't so slow, but I found that they were using something based on RHEL.
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