Monday, November 14, 2011
Stellarium slow
It's true. The frame rate of Stellarium 0.11.1 is terrible. It is only practical for me to run with the no OpenGL option. This, on the Dell laptop...
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- a good meeting
- more beta testing
- BenQ tips printed
- updates noted
- updated council listserv
- Stellarium for Symbian
- Tony wants in too
- updated GBO log sheet
- installed pilot light
- new contact page posted
- rolled out new manual
- they got the Dell going
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- repaired Stargrazer!
- reviewed BenQ settings
- astrophotography talk redux
- webspotting 24 - constellations
- surveys coming back
- survey link out
- not a panic
- hacked a cable
- announced the ST3 raffle
- 223 photos
- supplement updated
- in Gemini Rm E
- fixed search results
- praise from T
- nudge from Sharmin
- Phil printing colour
- Ralph on board
- good news for MODL
- how far apart
- big little revamp
- Dec 14 conflict
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- prepped raffle tickets
- OK to talk about it
- thanks from Greg
- Jason touched it up
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- Grace likes it too
- evening with Tony
- RASC web redesigned
- Windows 7 issue
- snow at CAO
- Nicole wants a workshop
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- Jason lost his notes
- reoriented timeline
- paper survey arrived
- watched docking with Manny
- Amalthea in Stellarium
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- sent Stu STX
- chatted with Nicole and Manuel
- submitted IT report
- Celestron has not answered
- oooh, RGB
- improved ocular tool
- sent IT budget
- Stellarium slow
- Soyuz successfully makes orbit
- reviewed timeline
- Al signed up
- still nothing from Marc
- sent IT budget
- found a bunch of errors
- rain data
- all surveys out
- next Stellarium course
- updated the benefits page
- invited Al
- sent my surveys
- update CAO manual
- we did get snow
- spotted light
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- big Moon and bright Jupiter (Toronto)
- delivered TSTM for Nov-Dec
- Al wants a post workshop
- horrific traffic
- Phobos-Grunt stuck
- visited Kendrick
- just the facts
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- clear in WV
- lumpy super-blackness
- Zenit away
- PHA 2005 YU55 chart
- Stellarium satellites question
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