Added ability to visualize heliocentric ecliptic distances for bright comets in AstroCalc/Positions/HEC tool.
Added ability to change the font size and color of the landscape labels from the GUI (GH: #2941).Added B-V color indices for planets and the Sun.Added ability to show the alternative shortcuts in Help dialog (GH: #2944).Added missing file in Babylonian (Seleucid) SC.Added ability to store a local file of objects as bookmark (GH: #2935).We are looking for telescope users with programming skills to help us fixing this issue. Like in the 1.* series, it seems the TelescopeControl plugin at least on Windows works better in the Qt5-based releases. Allow texture decimation on the fly for very weak systems like Raspberry Pi 3.īehind the scenes, many more minor issues were fixed.Updated shader code for smoother projection.Fixed issues with Observation Lists, and removed need for the extra edit dialog.Much improved "Solar System observer" and other "Planet observers".However, now users must explicitly allow such behaviour in the settings tab of the Script Console.Īpart from that, this release mostly aimed at fixing issues in the 1.* series, but also brought a few new features: We have not received a report where this would have caused a problem. Running unknown scripts (which is a Bad Idea(tm) to begin with) could have exploited that by attackers (script authors) writing even command files to vulnerable places. This issue mitigates a potential security issue (reported as CVE-2023-28371), where scripts were allowed to write output text and screenshots to other places on users' systems apart from the Stellarium user data directory or configured screenshot directory. For Windows, the version of the Qt framework used is visible as part of the package name.
The Stellarium Team has released version 23.1.įrom now on, releases will have version numbers indicating a year.release scheme. The installers are located in the "Assets" section at the end of these release notes!
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