This program will work on Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 computers. It will not work on old Windows 3.1 systems.
Contents • • • • Introduction Ubuntu users seeking Astrology software for Linux often end up using Windows application through. Whilst many such applications work well in Wine there are also native astrology programs available in the Ubuntu repository. A brief overview of the native astrology application follows.
Native Linux apps Astrolog You can install native Astrolog version (5.40) from Ubuntu repository. Type in a terminal: sudo apt-get install astrolog The program has many functions, but the main disadvantage is its spartan interface. To launch program, type astrolog. In the foloowing, you will type things like day, month, year, time zone, latitude and longitude etc. The output will be text-only. If you want graphic chart, type astrolog -X instead.
There are many more switches (like -X) and options (configuration file- astrolog.dat should be modified). Configuration file can by copied i.e. From and you can adapt it to suit your needs. Refer to astrolog help file or official documentation. OpenAstro.org Openastro.org is an open source fully featured astrology software developed on Ubuntu. You can download ready made binaries or add the repository from.
Below is a screenshot of the main interface. Mindmeld Mindmeld is an open-source Python based astrology library that allows simple calculation of Grant Lewi numbers, Jan Spiller, Chinese astrology lookups, as well as numerology based on Dan Millman's book on the subject. An interesting subproject tries to correlate Myers-Briggs type results with astrology information using known celebrities and some data mining.
Kredo dat 41 s kryakom full. Explanation for all type results are under development tree. Mindmeld aims to be a drop-in library for any astrological information and tool development. Home page: Other linux programs Maitreya Maitreya is oriented mainly at vedic (indian) astrology, but also basic western chart techniques are supported.
Home page: Application is not in repository, also no binaries are (yet) available, so compilation from source code will be necessary. Update: Binaries are now available. A detailed step by step installation guide can be found at Skylendar Skylendar is succesor of Kastrolog, these also Astrolog derivatives. KAstrolog cannot probably be installed because its dependencies on old QT libraries (?), while Skylendar is newer, unformately there are no binaries or packages, again compilation is necessary. This is only for experienced users (compilation). Author has on its pages special Ubuntu binary (skylendar.bz.2), but this one file is not enough for program to run. So, if you are not experienced Linux administrator or have not such acquaintance, I would not recommend to fiddle with this.
Better try Astrolog32, which has also more functions. Home page: Software that will run with Wine It is necessary to have Wine installed so first of all, Read. Jagannath Hora Available at This is a Vedic Astrology software and in terms of the range of calculations available, technical depth and breadth, level of customizability of calculations and ease of use, Jagannatha Hora is unsurpassed by any contemporary Vedic astrology software package. Detailed list of features can be found at the following link: Detailed Step by step installation on Ubuntu are available at this link: Astrolog32 Astrolog32 is based on and ads some enhancements like advanced search funcion (see screenshot), long filename support, built-in precise Swiss Ephemeris etc.
This program will work on Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 computers. It will not work on old Windows 3.1 systems.
Contents • • • • Introduction Ubuntu users seeking Astrology software for Linux often end up using Windows application through. Whilst many such applications work well in Wine there are also native astrology programs available in the Ubuntu repository. A brief overview of the native astrology application follows.
Native Linux apps Astrolog You can install native Astrolog version (5.40) from Ubuntu repository. Type in a terminal: sudo apt-get install astrolog The program has many functions, but the main disadvantage is its spartan interface. To launch program, type astrolog. In the foloowing, you will type things like day, month, year, time zone, latitude and longitude etc. The output will be text-only. If you want graphic chart, type astrolog -X instead.
There are many more switches (like -X) and options (configuration file- astrolog.dat should be modified). Configuration file can by copied i.e. From and you can adapt it to suit your needs. Refer to astrolog help file or official documentation. OpenAstro.org Openastro.org is an open source fully featured astrology software developed on Ubuntu. You can download ready made binaries or add the repository from.
Below is a screenshot of the main interface. Mindmeld Mindmeld is an open-source Python based astrology library that allows simple calculation of Grant Lewi numbers, Jan Spiller, Chinese astrology lookups, as well as numerology based on Dan Millman's book on the subject. An interesting subproject tries to correlate Myers-Briggs type results with astrology information using known celebrities and some data mining.
Kredo dat 41 s kryakom full. Explanation for all type results are under development tree. Mindmeld aims to be a drop-in library for any astrological information and tool development. Home page: Other linux programs Maitreya Maitreya is oriented mainly at vedic (indian) astrology, but also basic western chart techniques are supported.
Home page: Application is not in repository, also no binaries are (yet) available, so compilation from source code will be necessary. Update: Binaries are now available. A detailed step by step installation guide can be found at Skylendar Skylendar is succesor of Kastrolog, these also Astrolog derivatives. KAstrolog cannot probably be installed because its dependencies on old QT libraries (?), while Skylendar is newer, unformately there are no binaries or packages, again compilation is necessary. This is only for experienced users (compilation). Author has on its pages special Ubuntu binary (skylendar.bz.2), but this one file is not enough for program to run. So, if you are not experienced Linux administrator or have not such acquaintance, I would not recommend to fiddle with this.
Better try Astrolog32, which has also more functions. Home page: Software that will run with Wine It is necessary to have Wine installed so first of all, Read. Jagannath Hora Available at This is a Vedic Astrology software and in terms of the range of calculations available, technical depth and breadth, level of customizability of calculations and ease of use, Jagannatha Hora is unsurpassed by any contemporary Vedic astrology software package. Detailed list of features can be found at the following link: Detailed Step by step installation on Ubuntu are available at this link: Astrolog32 Astrolog32 is based on and ads some enhancements like advanced search funcion (see screenshot), long filename support, built-in precise Swiss Ephemeris etc.