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Stellarium developer Alexander Wolf announced on the first day of Christmas the availability of the first point release of Stellarium 0.15 open-source, free, and cross-platform planetarium software.
Stellarium 0.15.1 arrives five months after the 0.15.0 milestone, and while it's only a maintenance update to the 0.15.x series, the list of changes implemented is quite huge and we've attached it at the end of the article for your viewing pleasure. As usual, this version is available now for GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows operating systems.
Prominent features include the ability to display the Digital Sky Survey (DSS), which requires users to have an active Internet connection, the ability for the application to act as a Spout sender, which might be important for multimedia environments, but it's currently only available for Microsoft Windows platforms.
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