I guess it had to happen sooner or later… I couldn’t resist any longer and I finally got my hands on a eeepc. It should be quite fun taking into account that I bought it in Germany with QWERTZ keyboard.
Software Lab
Software experiments. Mostly open source.
Wanna Buy Grig?
Madness has no limits. A recent discovery on eBay proves this: Someone took the trouble to package Grig and sell it for $9.95 as if it was some sort of comercial off the shelf software.
Gpredict 0.7.0
Tonight, I have released Gpredict 0.7.0 containing the automatic TLE update feature, satellite ground tracks, and improved single pass prediction doalogue.
Grig on Mac OS X
I haven’t done any work on grig for the last couple of months. It seems most users are happy with it (or just left giving up every hope).
Networking Library for Gpredict
I have spent quite some time lately in trying to figure out how I should implement the automatic TLE update in Gpredict. The idea is that Gpredict should be able to fetch fresh TLE data from the internet, via HTTP or FTP, and update the contents of the local file.
Gpredict 0.6.1 in Debian/testing
Phew… it seems that the new gpredict has finally made it into the debian/testing repository. Now I don’t have to worry anymore about a new debian coming out with the old gpredict Thanks to Hamish for packaging.
Gpredict for Windows
I guess it had to come sooner or later: A native build of gpredict for Windows XP is now available for download. And the worst part of it all is that I have built it myself. Why do I bother, I keep asking myself…