开云体育

Massive spammer who joined nearly every Yahoo astro group circa. Dec. 9 in preparation to spam them all on Dec. 13, 2011. Here's the spam message in question:

I'm the moderator. Who are you talking about? I missed the message. -- John Perry - WX5JP http://www.jpunix.net

This guy has spammed every single astronomy group and has been banned by a couple of already

it's very beautiful.see the picture: Avaiable in ebay store:

I've packaged 4.7.6 RC2 now. To install it as a suse package (which will get you later updated as well): - go to http://software.opensuse.org - select your distribution from the dropdown - make sure

I have suse rpm packages in my OBS project... right now it's 4.7.4, gonna package 4.7.5 or maybe 4.7.6 RC2 soon. Am Donnerstag, 17. November 2011, 15:40:12 schrieb pacoes_2004:

Hello, OpenMotif-devel package doesn't include libXm.a. If you try to use xephem own motif you get an 64 bits output error. To compile succesfully Xephem 3.7.6-RC2, is enought to change the following

Thanks Elwood, it worked good on Snow Leopard. Couple of days ago I upgraded to OSX Lion, no problems there either :) Cheers, Ion

Hello, I have just installed xephem 3.7.5 on a linux box. I would like to compute angular distances between some celestial objects (basically Messier's and reference stars) and print a sky chart with

Oops, my mistake, that lib should not have become a dependency. I have just uploaded a new disk1 with a new xephem OS X executable that fixes the problem. Anyone downloading the disk1 for the first

Hello all, I just cleaned up my Mac OSX Snow Leopard and reinstalled everything from scratch. Version 3.7.4 works as expected, however, when trying to run 3.7.5 I get an error: dyld: Library not

Thanks Elwood. Dan

The situation remains the same as I reported in my post to this group dated on Apr 26, 2010.

In the latest version of xephem 3.7.5, I noticed that SOHO is still not working in xephem. I remembered way back there was a problem, but since the new full version has been available, SOHO does not

I'm happy (and relieved) to report that the commercial tarballs (and more to the point for Mac users the .dmg files there-in) work fine on my new Macbook Air running Lion. I just went through the

It should be possible to compile XEphem from source if you've installed X11 and the needed development tools. Bud

Check in System Profiler -> Software -> Applications whether your XEphem version is a PPC binary. If it is, it won't run on Lion, period, because Apple removed the Rosetta emulation. I've got 3.6.3

Has anyone had any luck getting xephem to run on a MAC that is running OS X Lion? If so, could you give me some hints please? Thanks --Dave

These directions work on Debian 6.0.1 with gcc-4.6.0, except that "MOTIFL=/usr/lib". (No quotes, of course.) Thanks for the advice.

The library might be in /usr/lib64. You do need Motif or Lesstif in your libraries. I can't give advice on the best way to update your libraries because I'm not familiar with your particular linux