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First, Craig, many thanks for your engagement over the years and now your kind words and initiative to start the github site. Yes it was rather heart wrenching to let go of "my baby". But I am no

[email protected]> wrote: I should clarify that, if upstream development is expected to continue, and further XEphem versions will be appearing on the “clearskyinstitute.com” download

wrote: Wow — what an AMAZING contribution you have just made to XEphem’s many users! XEphem was your labor for many long years, and bequeathing it to the community must be bittersweet, when for

Am 2021-02-07 20:58, schrieb Elwood Downey: rpm packages for openSUSE Leap 15.2, Leap 15.3 and openSUSE Tumbleweed are building on OBS in Application:Geo. by the way, I had to fix a bit in

Am 2021-02-07 21:42, schrieb Elwood Downey: But I strongly feel that the user account that owns the repository on github should be yours... Cheers MH -- Mathias Homann Senior Systems Engineer, IT

Removing the dependency on xprint would be good but replacing it might be complicated. I've been on ARM machines entirely for several years so I'd hate to see reduced compatibility with i586/AMD

Not me, but you guys do whatever you want so long as you honor the MIT license terms.

Turn on View -> Inertial frame. maxime.gommeaux@...> wrote:

Am Sonntag, 7. Februar 2021, 20:58:41 CET schrieb Elwood Downey: That is awesome!!! Would you eventually put it on github so people could easily contribute? Cheers Mathias -- Mathias

Dear friends, Sorry for the weird-sounding title... I am using XEphem with students and I would like to have the possibility to view the rotation of the Earth in "Earth view" mode. The default

Dear XEphem-ers, I have been too busy with my teaching recently to check or act as you suggested but I still have it on my agenda... Thank you for your advices! Maxime

Dear Elwood, I am very pleased with your decision! Though I have absolutely no technical skills, I am willing to use XEphem and have my students use it for as long as volunteers like this group's

Hello all, After seeing so much interest in packaging XEphem for the future, I am moved to release it under the MIT Open Source license. To clearly delineate the heritage, I have bumped the version

Did you try my packages for Debian/Ubuntu distros? http://e2rd.piekielko.pl/debian/ It's working for me but I've come via dist-upgrade from 18.04 Let me know if it fail - I'll try on clean install

Yea in that case it'd be better to create a more versatile makefile with autotools or even go over to cmake so that the different distros can be accommodated. Get Outlook for

I don't know what a flatpack is but please bear in mind that some users are on the BSDs, not only Linux. <s.bortolussi@...> wrote:

I use XEphem on? Slackware 64.? Using linuxdeploy - https://docs.appimage.org/packaging-guide/from-source/linuxdeploy-user-guide.html - I have bundled the necessary files into one folder (with

it *should* be a *snap or flatpak* , *not* a deb The packages contain all dependencies like libmotif, libxm4 etc. These libraries are the base of the XEphem interface - and all of them are outdated.

If I can figure out how to build a *.deb or snap for the Ubuntu/Debian series.? I *should be able to build either a snap or deb. I've found instructions for both.? I just need to get of my duff and

Am Samstag, 6. Februar 2021, 15:30:13 CET schrieb georg180662: There are no problems on openSUSE... I'm providing specifically built packages for all current openSUSE Releases on OBS in