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Prince of Birthdays
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Amazing program (free of course)

Download (19MB) and start explosing the Universe.

There are plenty of addons (Star Trek, Star Wars and Babylon5 and many more)


Very nice program


Code:
http://www.shatters.net/celestia/

:)
 
Looks like fun, I'll be impressed if they manage to get the Star Trek features in the right place... :D
 
Doesn't run on Windows ME
(stop sniggering at the back).
 
LOL, does anything? :-rofl2
 
Channel Hopper said:
Doesn't run on Windows ME
(stop sniggering at the back).

:-rofl2

Why doesn't that surprise me? :D

Works ok on my temp. Linux PC, looks pretty good... :D

I took a look at the addons, but the Star Trek ones weren't that great (just static models doing, well, nothing!!!), but I am tempted by the Warp simulator... :D
 
Well nothing ever did work on ME so I doubt now that it is vintage software things will be any different:-rofl2:-rofl2
 
Topper said:
Well nothing ever did work on ME so I doubt now that it is vintage software things will be any different:-rofl2:-rofl2

I only upgraded from Win 98SE a couple of months ago.
 
Channel Hopper said:
I only upgraded from Win 98SE a couple of months ago.


If that is your definition of an upgrade I feel for you :P
 
Topper said:
If that is your definition of an upgrade I feel for you :P

if i get a feel, then it must have been worth it.

(holding you to the next IE upgrade, or Win 2000 - in a few years)
 
I have 2000 Pro on my £5 IBM server, mainly cos there's no activation, and that it's only a PII-266... :D

I'm having a few difficulties with Celestia on Linux though, if I try to get it to do too much, it locks up the system or the program just crashes and closes... :(
 
Think You need more memory ??
 
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