Gergely Polonkai
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• Move planet group (<g>) creation to a template • Add planet-X class to all aspect and antiscia lines so they can be hidden later one by one • Move houses to their separate group • Chart base is now a separate group, as it was intended • Move from value_name to value_nick. It's shorter and makes using the substring function obsolete • Antiscion lines got their own class • Move away from visibility to display attribute. visibility in SVG can can be overridden, thus switching between aspects and antiscia cannot be done if the future display themes tamper with the lines’ visibility style
#Astrognome
Astrognome is an astrologer’s software written for and utilizing the GNOME Desktop Environment.
Features
The features below are already implemented.
- Create natal charts for any date, time and place on Earth with exact planetary locations and their aspects
- Optionally include many dwarf planets and comets like Chiron and Vesta, and some theoretical/fictional points like the Dark Moon or the Vertex
- Optionally display mirrorpoints on several pre-defined axes
- If you don’t like these features, check out the traditional view which excludes Uranian planets and minor aspects
- Save your charts for later use in an XML format native to Astrognome, or export them as an image (even a vectorized SVG one!)
- Import your saved charts from Placidus or Regiomontanus
Credits
Astrognome was originally created by Jean-André Santoni in Mono, and was hosted on Google Code. The original project is now rewrote from scratch, using the SWE-GLib library (which is actually a wrapper around the Swiss Ephemeris library). Several ideas come from the original project, and from others like Placidus and Aquarius2Go.