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2012-12-20
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@ Helsinki, Suomi (Finland)
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#211
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I noticed that unselecting a target (star, planet, etc) can be quite hard unless you are well zoomed in. Maybe it would be useful to have toggle for hide/show info overlay in buttons bottom of the screen as it would make unselecting unnecessary.
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2013-04-17
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@ N900: Battery low. N950: torx 4 re-used once and fine; SIM port torn apart
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Has anybody tried downloading all nine stars-catalogues within Stellarium? They are going to be stored within /home/user/.stellarium/. And a stars-catalogue can be as large as 333 MB in size.
I am frankly confused by this issue. I don't know why, but attempting to put the catalogue 8-out-of-9 into the a directory within /opt/... eats at the memory for installable applications. Is Stellarium un-optified, or have I eaten almost all opt-partition? Most likely, the latter. I will have to research further...
Best wishes.
I am frankly confused by this issue. I don't know why, but attempting to put the catalogue 8-out-of-9 into the a directory within /opt/... eats at the memory for installable applications. Is Stellarium un-optified, or have I eaten almost all opt-partition? Most likely, the latter. I will have to research further...
Best wishes.
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2013-07-01
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@ Rotterdam
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Originally Posted by Wikiwide
Hi, how about your research, is Stellarium un-optified? should I be aware to download the catalogue? thanks
Has anybody tried downloading all nine stars-catalogues within Stellarium? They are going to be stored within /home/user/.stellarium/. And a stars-catalogue can be as large as 333 MB in size.
I am frankly confused by this issue. I don't know why, but attempting to put the catalogue 8-out-of-9 into the a directory within /opt/... eats at the memory for installable applications. Is Stellarium un-optified, or have I eaten almost all opt-partition? Most likely, the latter. I will have to research further...
Best wishes.
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2013-07-01
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Originally Posted by Redouan
Stellarium claims that it finished downloading all star catalogues.
Hi, how about your research, is Stellarium un-optified? should I be aware to download the catalogue? thanks
Storage Usage says that stellarium-data is green.
I see that catalogues (0-7) are stored in /home/user/.stellarium/stars/default, and I see identical files in /opt/stellarium/share/stellarium/stars/default
No symbolic links in sight. Sigh. Why do I have duplicate files, then?..
Conclusion: download the catalogue, but check your RootFS and home space before and after the download, to see where this file is eating the space.
Warning: each consecutive catalogue is larger than a previous one.137k, 600k, 4M, 4.1M, 17M, 44M, 152M, 332M
I have no problems with RootFS space now. I am using the latest CSSU-Testing, and had not felt any need to uninstall applications - on the opposite, I install new applications, sometimes.
Best wishes.
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2013-07-02
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Originally Posted by Wikiwide
Thanks! I will check it
Stellarium claims that it finished downloading all star catalogues.
Storage Usage says that stellarium-data is green.
I see that catalogues (0-7) are stored in /home/user/.stellarium/stars/default, and I see identical files in /opt/stellarium/share/stellarium/stars/default
No symbolic links in sight. Sigh. Why do I have duplicate files, then?..
Conclusion: download the catalogue, but check your RootFS and home space before and after the download, to see where this file is eating the space.
Warning: each consecutive catalogue is larger than a previous one.137k, 600k, 4M, 4.1M, 17M, 44M, 152M, 332M
I have no problems with RootFS space now. I am using the latest CSSU-Testing, and had not felt any need to uninstall applications - on the opposite, I install new applications, sometimes.
Best wishes.
Kind regards