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By that standard, why aren't you offering separate licenses for Windows 7 and 10? Just kidding, though of course from a user/customer's perspective, it's still frustrating.

This is more a question to the developers, not necessarily testers Generally speaking (Gizmo aside), 3rd-party plugins are not "required" per se since they're simply included in the aircraft package (under plugins/), no action required from the user (other than installing the aircraft), but I'm curious as to whether any of them were used. Anyway, the more important question remains: anyone knows when it releases?

On the PMDG Store, the Mac and Windows versions appear to be separate purchases. Does this mean: - each version will have a platform-specific installer? - each version will only contain platform-specific X-Plane plugins? - there are unavoidable licensing restrictions that made having a cross-platform version "legally" impossible? - the separate versions are simply a deliberate business decision from PMDG? - a combination of the above? Also, out of curiosity, will the plane rely entirely on in-house code and plugins, or will it make partial use of third-party plugins like e.g. SASL, DreamEngine etc. for some of its features? Finally, the most important question (for longtime PMDG customers): does PMDG typically release at a given time (i.e. time T on release day in a specific timezone), or is it usually random?

The important question we're all asking ourselves: is Jack working on this project or not?

That's not the package mentioned in the first post, and doesn't help in terms of comparing