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"ecdowney2002" <ecdowney@...> wrote: I haven't run into this problem either, but I'm also using a cube and I'm using the precompiled version from the web site. I wonder if the

I want to thank everyone for their efforts to find this. I have received stack traces, detailed version info, and sundry narratives from several folks. But the fact remains I can not reproduce this

Thanks Elwood. Yes. 180MB is nothing these days. Jim Randolph

Well, I'm on linux, and my .Xdefaults are: - General motif hacks: 16.8KB (to make it more IRIX looking) - Per app motif hacks: 25.3KB (misc things like frames which didn't work well with general ones)

Pluto. This might account for the number(3) of CDs the new XEphem comes on. There are now 3 CDs because there is one for each platform (UNIX, Mac, Windows). They each contain the same data. compiled

m_roguski writes: I haven't played with font preferences in Xephem. But I do have a set of X defaults that I use for star parties: I have a special user on my laptop, "star", which has a .Xdefaults

Hi everyone- The CDRom Contents for the new 3.5.2 version says that XEphem uses GSC-ACT, the "Improved Hubble Guide Star Catalog from Project Pluto." To my knowledge, there are three ways to use the

Am I the only one snob, who fowns color and fonts preferences in Xephem? (Mr. Downey said he would work on it- in reference to my "functional areas"- and in 3.5.x it's IMHO even worse than in 3.4-

I can report that I have a PowerBook G4 running MacOSX 10.1.2, and I have no such problems. This is the first time I have run X on the Mac, though; so I have a "clean" environment from having just

I have the same problem in MacOSX. The lx200xed binary is in /usr/local/bin, but that is not in the default PATH. Move the binary, or fix your PATH. IMHO, XEphem should not rely on PATH to invoke the

A little more info: I can run the 3.4 version but not the 3.5.1 version from this site: http://www.qbjnet.com/xephem.html However, I know for certain I have run the 3.5.1 version in the past. Hugh --

Here's my otool output, seems to be identical. Weird, this used to work for me too, although I think I was using 3.5.1 earlier. bash-2.05$ otool -L /usr/local/bin/xephem /usr/local/bin/xephem:

Oh oh, this is going to be fun: these match my versions exactly. I also downloaded the pkg from apple.com and it still compares ok. Maybe there is an older version of something that is getting mixed

Thanks for your reply, Elwood. Here are my specs: XEphem 3.5.2 (downloaded from Apple's X apps site) Oroborosx 75a4r2 XDarwin 1.0.6 MacOSX 10.1.2 XFree86 4.1.0 I also have both the Find and Gnu-Darwin

bobngc2157 wrote: You must put in the directory, where xephem also resides, i.e. in a directory, publicly available. In SuSE Linux this is /usr/X11R6/bin IN Red Hat probably somewhere else. Karl --

Thanks for your interest in XEphem. In order to assist, I would first like to ask for more specific system details such as: If you built from source, where did you get it and which Motif are you

Thanks - I probably needed to spend more time on the comet as well as touching up each version to make sure they look good at that size, but I was in a hurry... (just a few whacks with the GIMP's

Very nice! Joe

I have now deleted everything and rebuilt the source, no problem. There is an executable lx200xed file in the build. When I now try running the LX200 I get "unexpected exit, check the

I've uploaded four PNGs to the files area : XEphem16.png XEphem32.png XEphem48.png XEphem96.png They're nothing special, just four sizes of a little XEphem icon I made. Hopefully Elwood won't mind...