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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 That's the beauty of it. Mine was running fine until I upgraded to RH 7.2. XEphem broke as well as Konqueror. Konqueror really hurts because all the GUI

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Just one data point, but I've been using 3.5 registered for about 2 weeks without a single hiccup - -- Jerry Gaiser in

Is anyone else having trouble running XEphem under RH Linux 7.2? I'm having an issue with the pulldown menus and some other data lines not displaying properly. I've even gone back to the 3.4

I just discovered that my 3.5 installation of xephem stopped working. The main thing I have done to my system recently was to upgrade from RedHat 7.1 to RedHat 7.2 (enigma). Now when I start xephem,

Got any RedHat 7.2 RPMs? Also I was wondering if I compiled the code from scratch, can I use just the catalogs published within the RPM? -- John Perry perry@... PGP-encrypted e-mail

Hello Mathias, I did actually do an uninstall a couple of days ago, fully prepared to re-install 3.4, but everything seems to work ok, so the rpm install of 3.5 must not have wiped out anything

other points, just if You uninstall the rpm, all files will be deleted which were overwritten by installing that rpm. bye [L]

Hi, created rpm packages for SuSE 7.2, already containing lots of catalogs which are all also to be found on http://iraf.nao.ac.jp/iraf/ftp/contrib/xephem/catalogs/ so if anyone needs those, feel

Hello Everyone, I saw a flurry of new members today. Welcome aboard! -- John Perry perry@... PGP-encrypted e-mail welcome! http://www.jpunix.com PGP/GPG key 164BDBAE

Hi Dean, Dean Huxley writes: Thanks, if I decide to switch to 3.5, I'll definetly compile my own source (have in the past). I really like the live report (nice since it also can show separation

Correct, neither toolbar toggle can be Saved. I decided the SkyView Options dialog was tall enough already so did not add a corresponding entry for Live cursor reporting there (which is really the way

Esmail Bonakdarian <esmail@...> wrote: It doesn't appear that there are config file settings to control these in v3.5, maybe they'll be in 3.6. If you can compile your own code, you can

John A. Perry writes: Yeah, I've always done that too, but I got lazy this morning as I just wanted to take a quick look at the version with minimum hassle. Me wonders what might happen if I uninstall

Rather than install using a RPM I elected to compile the sourcecode. That also worked very well. In reference to your other points, mine does the same thing. -- John Perry perry@...

Hello All. I was just looking at the new version of XEphem, and to me it seems more like an evolutionary step from 3.4, rather than the big step from 3.2 to 3.4. This has probably more to do with how

From: <ckulesa@...> Newsgroups: sci.astro.amateur Subject: Re: XEphem-3.5 now available for UNIX, Windows, and Macs Mathias Homann <lemmy@...> wrote: : and watch closely on

From: Mathias Homann <lemmy@...> Newsgroups: sci.astro.amateur Subject: Re: XEphem-3.5 now available for UNIX, Windows, and Macs In article <3BD23A01.AC3D218F@...>,

image Actually, DSS images downloaded from STScI or ESO already contain the header info to do this. The real value of the Solver is for people who have cameras and take their own images. The Solver

I figured it out! When you download a FITS or DSS image, you run it through the WCS Solver and then the stars and other stuff in the image are point-and-click tied to any of the databases you have

I downloaded the developer's kit. XEphem compiled like a dream after I installed the developer's kit. It really looks nice! -- John Perry perry@... PGP-encrypted e-mail welcome! Check out