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Is there any particular reason that 32- and 64-bit versions can't coexist? It's probably just a compiler switch. I've seen any number of programs do this for the past 10+ years now.

john Van Vliet wrote:ChristTrekker have you got it working ?

Haven't had a chance to get back to this yet. Been trying to fix problems with my toolchain to get some other projects working...

Anybody have difficulty building this (besides me)? I'm using GCCfss 4.2.0. I get to the build of asterism.o in celengine before it dies. In file included from ../celengine/selection.h:15, from ../celengine/frame.h:16, from ../celengine/observer.h:21, from ../celengine/octree.h:18, from ../celengine...

Does Celestia still use a year 0 rather than jumping from 1 BC to 1 AD?

It's in the pkgsrc system now. Maybe I just missed it before.

Geek that I am, I've often felt that the biggest thing Celestia was lacking was a WF mode for the velocity display.

Does this support old/TOS/cube warp factors too?

Hungry4info wrote:I would think that attaining a speed greater than infinity would be a bit difficult, even for future (relative to the majority of the show) TNG captains.

They just recalibrated the warp scale. Again. Maybe they are using a new "warp" technology by then.

dh2va wrote:Anybody see the latest NCIS episode 'In the Dark'? Celestia is used to 'hide' a diary in a star system .. kind of cool!

Don't watch the show. What exactly did they do?

Just curious if anybody is using/developing Celestia on NetBSD. I thought I might have a go at building it, and was wondering if there are any peculiarities I need to consider.

1) Which third-party Mars-related add-ons you might be using None, this was a "stock" install. Well...I might have had some add-ons from 1.3.2. Would those still be around on my system? IIRC the only add-ons I've ever used were additional stars, though. I'll try to address the other two points soon.

I have a stock dual 1.8 G5 tower. This happened twice in a row, when getting just about to the point where I thought I might be able to see Phobos as a dot (i.e. Mars was filling the viewport). Here's what was sent to Apple. Date/Time: 2006-06-23 08:58:16 -0500 OS Version: 10.3.9 (Build 7W98) Report...