The long-awaited EFB is finally available in the dev version! In addition, the aircraft's avionics have been updated to use the new default WT avionics introduced in the AAU2 update.
@stormioh The EFB is not implemented yet. We don't think it's a good idea to not implement features purely because they'd fit better in an EFB. The payload manager was desperately needed.
Our complete rewrite of the PFD is now available in the development version. This not only gives it a visual overhaul, but also matches almost all real world functionality.
The Salty 74S is now available in the FlyByWire installer. Installing the aircraft and receiving updates has now gotten much simpler and easier!
https://t.co/aZNAnge9GN
@Vatnsfjord We did consider this some time ago and were in talks with MS, however a decision was made to change our license to GPLv3, which is not allowed in the marketplace.
We have just merged the hard-fork into the development version. This means that the aircraft is now fully independent of the default, and that you now select a different aircraft, labelled "Salty Simulations" in the menu.
Liveries for the default 747-8 will no longer work out of the box, but can be converted easily. We have created a tutorial video which demonstrates the process: https://t.co/pNBDUrBMrR.
@Lvl3FlexOffenda There was never a website out, it is still mostly in the planning stage. As for the second question, you should create an issue on our GitHub containing detailed steps on how to reproduce the bug.