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Ouaff ! merci d'avoir calmé le jeu car : ... le gars de chez Suse parle de .rpm et de "15 ans" .. il n'y a plus de rpm chez suse depuis plusieurs années donc des problèmes

Hi, like I said, I'm the maintainer of the rpm packages for xephem on opensuse. I've already been building and providing thoe for ... 15 years or so. I know about building from source and

I'd say minimal like fvwm. I was trying to remember if it needed X at all until I remembered it uses Motif as a widget set. Wikipedia:

Hey guys, I'm the maintainer for xephem on openSUSE, I guess I could spin up a live CD based on openSUSE Leap 15.1 on short notice. What Desktop Environment would be preferred? The available

OK, good luck. I assume the current XEphem will be the final one, so it's worth building in the extra star catalogs. I wonder if it could be compiled to run on an Android phone or tablet? It would

Hi ab1jx, Thank you for your suggestions. I also received a message from the Jura supporting the use of a virtual machine in my case, I will see if my campus' IT people know how to do this. I also got

On this list https://www.askvg.com/ultimate-collection-of-best-freeware-to-create-bootable-usb-drive-to-install-windows-and-linux/ I've used Rufus and "Win32 Disk Imager" (such a catchy name I

See https://www.debian.org/CD/live/#choose_live I'm not a Ubuntu fan but they probably have something similar. Working on a USB stick means you can add stuff to it easily, set defaults, etc. But

Hmm, I'll try to look it up but I think you just put the key in (so it's mounted) and install Linux to it. Then unmount and try booting from it. There's no point in installing Xephem until you get

Hi, I should have added that this would be for a classroom with 16+1 regular PCs (Dell OptiPlex with Core i5 CPU, 8Gb RAM and CD-DVD drive). I have tried to make myself a USB key with a persistent

Live CD for what kind of Linux? It's one of the problems with diversity. I'm on a 64-bit ARM machine, last it was a 32-bit ARM (Raspberry Pi), I have no use for an Intel/AMD Linux disk. But images

Dear XEphem-enthusiasts, Do you know a Linux live-CD that includes the latest version of XEphem? I have used Distro-Astro 3.0.2 for a while but it has XEphem 3.7.6. Yours, Maxime

Thanks Trane, I did not even remember the presence of this switch !!! :-() I think Elwood will be faster than us to find the parsing or web problem ... Best regards, Serge.

Hi, Serge. I am able to get DSS images by switching From: to ESO instead of the default STScI. Cheers, trane // // Trane Francks trane@... <mailto:trane@...> Tokyo, Japan // Practice

Hi Elwood and all fans ! From few days, clicking for DSS picture replies: Command to archive.stsci.edu:

Elwood, Thanks, this worked great for me on my older mac os (10.10.5, Yosemite). I used wget instead of curl, but I don’t think wget is part of the standard distribution. Bruce

Peer, Are you able to carry out any of the seven steps Elwood mentioned? Bernie

Hello Bernie, It doesn't work on me. When can we make a phone call ... When do you have time? It greets peer

Yaaaay Elwood!

Hi Elwood, Thanks for these instructions! I just installed XEphem on my MacBook Pro running El Capitan and it works PERFECTLY!!! Thanks, Rick in Canada (eh!)