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edit note

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update display to tag planets instead of pasting the string into the code directly. fix multiple planet displayon chart

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note to self, better default, PLUTO IS A PLANET

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add example call, change to centered labels

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add see_planets function

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generalise when function, add is_star function

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README

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Desktop-Stellarium

This app aims to provide a CLI interface, along with some Conky scripts and install scripts, in order to provide an observatory of sorts, right on your desktop!

If you've never heard of conky, you can find it here. It's a great little tool to display things like clocks or system information on the desktop.

How does it work?

Two parts.

  1. A CLI interface (this application) and
  2. Conky scripts that interface with aforementioned CLI interface

That CLI Interface can use local config files, along with command line options, to specify things like your timezone. Behind the scenes, it utilises skyfield for python3. Maybe take a peek at notes.txt?

Samantha Clarke, Dec 2022