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David, I can't really offer a solution, but I do have an observation that the permissions of XEphem.app on my system are: drwxr-xr-x@ 4 trane? admin? 128 Oct 21? 2014 XEphem.app/ Something

All that other stuff is for other types of systems, just ignore it. For macOS you just find XEphem.app in Finder and double-click it. That’s it, really. Well, you do need to first install

Elwood, I did as you suggested and still no juice; I suspect I am loading thing in the wrong places or some such; as a clue, I provide the following show of a terminal window contents: drwxr--r-- 7

Do you have X installed, as per the readme?

Hi David, I suspect it is an xquartz problem, not xephem. I'm having no problem using the standard xephem distro <http://clearskyinstitute.com/xephem/XEphem-3.7.7-disk1.tgz> and xquartz 2.7.11

I cannot find a way to get Xephem to run on my MacBook Pro running macOS Mojave 10.14.3; I have successfully done control<click> thing and it starts to open, no longer tells me it can't, but it just

Thanks, but you could post me an example on how to calculate the sunrise and sunset, from the example in the repository I can not figure out how to do it. ? Thank you ? P.S. this is an online

Hello, Thank you for asking. Yes, you may use libastro for your project. Have fun and best wishes. Elwood

Hello everyone, would it be possible to use the libastro library, in a program that is not xephem? ? I would need to use it to calculate the sunrise and sunset, to create an astronomical clock for

Hello Elwood, thanks for your prompt reply. Stefano

Hello Stefano, XEphem uses polynomial series for positions. Even a little beyond their specified range they tend to blow up and become very inaccurate. So I would not trust any info earlier than 1500

Hello, after reading the essay Hamlet's mill (De Santillana, Von Dechend - 1969) that investigates myths and supposed astronomical knowledge of ancient civilizations, I opened XEphem to have a look

Thanks Eric!

Thanks everybody for the input. A windows solution is not an option--if I really wanted to run windows I'd just use the sitech software. I updated Xquartz on the Mac and did an ssh forward--and now

Agree with Tristan, you can use the X11 forwarding!, and on Windows you can use putty.exe (with the X11 Forwarding enable) and then use the Xming to see you Xephem interfase. Greetings from Merida,

I'd recommend using X11 forwarding so that you only forward the xephem application window instead of the whole desktop. -Tristan ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, October 2, 2018 1:41

Hi Jeff, Another setup you can try is on Windows 10, you can install the Microsoft Subsystem for Linux and XMing. In stall XEphem in an Ubuntu instance in Windows 10. export DISPLAY=:0.0 with XMing

Hi, Jeff. If you enable remote access on the Windows system, you should be able to use Microsoft Remote Desktop on both your Mac and mobile devices to logon to the Windows desktop and control

Hi all, Brand new to both xephem and to the group. I am particularly interested in xephem because xmtel works with xephem and xmtel has telescope drivers for Sidereal Technology. I recently

Hello everyone! Testing my account in the group. Thank you John for your dedication. Emilio Ortiz Guinand IT Assistant at BEOC NYC