On Tuesday, December 18, 2018 at 12:30:26 AM UTC+2, waremark wrote:
Whether Oudie or XC Soar, there is a substantial learning curve, and help with setup from an experienced user is invaluable.

With Oudie, it's mostly the setup of SYM, what you need and wan't to see. Too bad the default settings are extremely poor, and many pilots (with thousands of hours using multiple software and computers) simply don't alter the default settings. Then they complain about not being able to read the small fonts etc.

After using Oudie for almost 10 years I tried XCSoar and LK8000 for one summer because they are so "advanced". It was pure torture.