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It's really quite useful. I changed my zsh prompt a while back to show me the status of the internet connection on board, remaining time, flight number and from

• FabHK 9y ago
  Very cool. I saw that you handle Lufthansa as well, now. Tiny nitpick: In my understanding, ETA denotes a point in time, e.g. 22:50h, that is the estimated time at which you arrive. (Absolute) If you want to specify a duration in this context, i.e. how much longer until arrival, e.g. 0:53h for another 53 minutes until arrival, you'd speak of the ETE (estimated time enroute). (Relative) See (in German) e.g. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimated_time_of_arrival https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimated_time_of_arrival tl;dr: use "ete" instead of "eta"
• scrollaway 9y ago
  That's absolutely awesome.