Tag Archives: astronomy program for Linux

Stars in time

Posted on May 25, 2012 by nonsense girl

To whet your brain buds for the launch of Getafix (soon to be made available for Windows users too), I thought I’d show you a couple of screen grabs from the program that reveal how stars move relative to each … Continue reading →

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Getafix

Posted on May 17, 2012 by nonsense girl

A special world premier of an astronomy program called Getafix that my DH has been writing. Much like the app Stellarium, you can get a first glimpse of Getafix (Trademarked, Registered etc) here before he launches it for free for … Continue reading →