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So true....... Greetings from Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, The Mayaland, for everyone in this list, using xephem for astronomy divulgation among students y and young people since 2000! Using 3.7.6 i will

Fixed, thanks.

You're welcome Emilio, thanks for using XEphem.

Great catch! I'll make the change and start a new release candidate ready in another three years :-) BTW, the gentleman mentioned in that catalog, Guillermo Andrade, who did a lot of great data

I compiled xephem 3.7.7 on Debian 8.0 and OS X 10.10.4 (Yosemite) without problems. The program runs smoothly and probably a little bit faster than 3.7.6, specially on Debian. Thanks for the hard work

ecdowney@... [xephem] writes: Compiled fine on Debian unstable. It's been a while since I compiled XEphem so I didn't have all the development packages and had to install: sudo

openSUSE rpm builds fine, submit request to opensuse project tree Application:Geo is pending. Might be possible to have it included in the next openSUSE release, too. cheers MH Am 08/10/2015 um 05:10

nit: INSTALL file mentions 3.7.6 compiled fine on Gentoo - but this is a working system created ~15 years ago and generally only annual updates, untweaked out of the box recent systems YMMV. The first

Hello everyone, I've finally collected the (few) changes since 3.7.6 and released version 3.7.7. You can get it at the usual place: http://www.xephem.com http://www.xephem.com. Everything is laid out

Good to know, I appreciate your testing. I'll post today some time.

Am Sonntag 09 August 2015, 11:32:00 schrieb ecdowney@...= m [xephem]: I'll make it a It's= just that I haven't noticed anything "off" in my (limited) testing... Ch= eers Mathias--

Well, I'm the author and I would have to agree with you 100%. I'll make it a point to catch up soon, thanks for the reminder. Elwood

Hi, Anyone else here who thinks that 2 ? years is long enough for RELEASE CANDIDATE? Cheers Mathias *Mathias Homann* Senior Systems Engineer IT Consultant Mathias.Homann@... LinkedIn:

Soft03Unusual contains a few objects of interest, but I don't want to see hundreds of those tiny small pebbles displayed as mag 3 objects when I've set the solar system mag. limit to 12 or 14. As

Yes, XEphem can control a variety of telescopes using INDI drivers. See section 5.8 of the online manual at http://www.xephem.com for details. Check out indilib.org for the drivers themselves, none

Is there a way to control a telescope via XEphem? I Heard about EQMOD to interface any telescope, but it seems to be Microsoft's only...

Hi, do you get 50 objects or 50 extra objects, after having loaded other catalogs already? You can try by loading only this catalog, no other. Michael

Yes.

Did the download go under your home dir and not the default /usr... dir? --W [xephem] <xephem@...> wrote:

Greg: Here are some images with my xephem software and I found no problems pointing "Lovejoy" in my skyview after downloading the files! take a look. am on FreeBSD and KDE at home. by the way the .net