Navigraph have released the latest 1401 FMS Data, and a new application called "FMS Manager"

[cessna729]

Navigraph have not only released the latest 1401 FMS Data, but have also release a new application called "FMS Manager" which can automatically backup, download and update all your addon's FMS Data in one go.

http://www.navigraph...ataManager.aspx

Unfortunately at the moment it is Windows only, but Linux and Mac support is coming.

 

The old legacy Manual download system is still available.

http://www.navigraph...ualInstall.aspx

cessna729.

[eaglewing7]

I do not have any real interest in FMC flying, or Navigraph updates, but:

 

Unfortunately at the moment it is Windows only, but Linux and Mac support is coming.

 

I've heard this line before, and frankly, I'm calling BS right now.  We've all heard the same line about all kinds of plugins, utilities, software, etc, and lets face facts, if the developer was serious about being cross platform compatible, they would have released the full suite on the first day.  Just be honest, and say that you will assess the market and make a decision later, or that you have no interest in supporting Apple or Linux OS...

 

/Rant.

[cessna729]

For readers who "Do Have an Interest in FMC Flying" the actual quote from the Navigraph site states:
 

All currently supported addon formats, except Project Magenta, are available via the FMS Data Manager, and more will be added as they become available. Project Magenta will be included shortly. All 57 addon formats, including Project Magenta, are also be available for manual installation via the Navigraph website for users who wish to continue updating FMS Data with the previous method. Furthermore, Access Codes, which unlock services based on FMS Data on servers hosted by other developers, are also available via both methods.

Currently, the FMS Data Manager is available in English for Windows desktop platforms, but extensive language support, as well as support for Mac and Linux, is expected soon.