flamemyst | # 61 | 2012-02-11, 17:36 | Report

Great work bro, thanks, and keep developing for N9.

Personally, I look the price as a donation for emumaster while getting stellarium as a bonus.

aRTee | # 62 | 2012-02-13, 09:48 | Report

Can anyone tell me how to zoom in and out on an N9?

dietyyli | # 63 | 2012-02-16, 17:34 | Report

Thank you for your hard work porting Stellarium for N9. That said I too agree what tigas & aRTee said on posts number 16 and 44.

I noticed someone is trying to port Stellarium for android.

http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/f...arium-pubdevel

http://www.stellarium.org/wiki/index.php/Android_port

Maybe you can share some work with those android guys on the UI?

Azure | # 64 | 2012-02-19, 03:21 | Report

Fantastic, this full version is great! Just don't like the mobile version of this with even no time speed control...
Was a great app on N900, and one reason for me to buy my N900.

Azure | # 65 | 2012-02-19, 03:23 | Report

Android is too different from standard linux, but not for meego (or maemo). It would be harder to port to android I guess.

aRTee | # 66 | 2012-02-20, 08:17 | Report

if only I knew how to zoom in or out, it might be ok as is.... Anyone???

dietyyli | # 67 | 2012-02-22, 14:25 | Report

Stellarium for android has some initial mobilegui done. I think they used QML. I'm not a developer but maybe some of that code could be used to make better gui for N9?


https://code.launchpad.net/~brady.br...m/android-port

dietyyli | # 68 | 2012-02-23, 17:43 | Report

Last reply is waiting for moderation for some reason, hopefully this post appears normally.

Android port of stellarium already has some initial mobilegui. I think it is done using QML. Maybe it can be used in N9 too?

elemental | # 69 | 2012-02-23, 17:46 | Report

I will take a look at android port. Thank you

khul | # 70 | 2012-02-25, 20:15 | Report

Seems it's not possible, which renders it rather useless on N9. A shame, since it worked quite well on N900.