> I once captured the Linux boot screen of a United Boeing 737 infotainment system. I used to work adjacent to these exact systems...they're so bad. Like, 10+

> I once captured the Linux boot screen of a United Boeing 737 infotainment system. I used to work adjacent to these exact systems...they're so bad. Like, 10+ minute boot at times, or assigning multiple devices to the same IP, or the communication network just randomly dying... (and this was all in vitro testing) It was still cool to see "the rack", aka an entire planes infotainment system setup on a rolling cart including however many seat backs each plane was supposed to have. They had multiple office buildings that were essentially full of these, because each airline and deployment was different enough that they didn't want to have to reconfigure when needing to test them.