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in-flight entertainment (Score:1)

by perrin (4270)

A couple of new US airlines have satellite TV at every seat now, in addition to streaming music and movies. At the start of one flight I saw them rebooting the system and caught a glimpse of a Linux startup screen, Tux and all. I'm told that TiVo had something to do with this.
- Re:in-flight entertainment (Score:2)
  
  by ziggy (25)
  
  Someone (JetBlue?) is now offering XM Satellite Radio on their flights. XM is only available over the US[*], which is fine, since this particular airline is currently a domestic carrier.
  Imagine -- 100 channels of radio programming that don't suck, and no iPod batteries to recharge midflight!
  *: And Canada? Their literature talks about service in the lower 48 only, but that should reach ~90% of Canada's population.

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