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Hello I think there is serious bug in Uranus moons data (code?). While Titania and Oberon positions seems to be accurate, then other 3 moons are in random place - especially Miranda is faar away from

You can do things like: ifeq ($(shell uname -s), Darwin) LIBS += -lssl endif

I've committed that fix to the repository; thanks! I wonder if someday the Makefile should auto-adjust for macOS folks instead of making them comment and uncomment lines? I'm not familiar with

Also thanks to all who contributed. Finally the downloads work again! To successfully compile "with static linking on Apple using X11 libs from ports" I had to add "-lssl" to line 47 of the Makefile

Hi to everyone, who contributed to version 4.1.0, and a huge thank you! That updates XEphem significantly. The quality of the updated positions of the Galilean moons can be checked e.g. by comparing

Yes, SSL and more was merged on 4.1 release ... Serge.

That's totally awesome! Thanks to everybody contributing!

Users! Done. I notice https://xephem.github.io/XEphem/Site/download.html has the link removed. Here is what mine looks like: https://clearskyinstitute.com/xephem/download.html

wrote: I hit reload and now see the new link! Thanks. I wonder if those two links, instead of pointing at the GitHub list of files, should instead point

They now both refer to reader to github. They are complementary, not redundant. gsc goes to about visual magnitude 15. That cutoff was made, in part, so it would fit on wh

wrote: Nice, that's a solid solution and will hopefully prevent some confused users. (Though, alas, it looks like the #1 Google search result for "XEphem" is

The various packaging folks will probably have announcements later, but at the source code level I’ve just released XEphem 4.1.0: https://github.com/XEphem/XEphem/releases/tag/4.1.0 - Downloads

Are you planning to merge SSL-patch in 4.1? At Github patch seems to be revied by rmathar On Elwood old site the are some contributions http://www.clearskyinstitute.com/xephem/contrib/contrib.html I

So cool Brandon !! Thanks. For what it's worth: the xephem.man page in XEphem-4.0.2.tar.gz still calls itself version 3.7.

https://clearskyinstitute.com/xephem/index.html just refers the user straight over to https://github.com/XEphem/XEphem. I thought this was better than having two independent copies of the site on the

Yes, those files and changes are available if you install from the source on GitHub. For example, you can download the zip file that can automatically be generated from the most recent

Just an advice .... Update your source is enough, there are not any file correction to do from github sources. Serge.

Hi sir, I am a french amateur Astronomer who uses XEphem from the start ... and a bit surprised by your somewhere nervous attitude ...?? The position of the IMCCE

Thanks to Maxime's identification of the moon files I took the following four steps locally on my own computer and it works. I would be grateful if one of the experienced Git-hub users would place it

Yes! Those are the files! Thank you Maxime.