It renders the skies in realtime using OpenGL, which means the skies will look exactly like what you see with your eyes, binoculars, or a small telescope. Stellarium is an open source desktop planetarium for Linux/Unix, Windows and MacOSX. 9.2 How to create a environmental variable.9.1 How can I find out which graphics card I have in my PC?.8.2 'There is no year 0', or 'BC dates are a year out'.8.1 Can I use Stellarium screenshots in my book/website/calendar etc?.

6.13 Object information in the upper left corner is unreadable.

6.12 I can't save screenshots (on Windows Vista).

6.11 When in full screen mode, I still see some of my desktop (on Windows).

6.10 I can't record scripts (on Windows).

6.8 My local language isn't complete, or some terms are incorrect.

6.7 Stellarium runs fullscreen at a refresh rate of 60Hz.

6.6 The non-Latin font for my language doesn't show up.

6.5 Some moons are in another position than they should be.

6.4 Stellarium crashes after it has been running for a while.6.3 I experience very slow rendering, very low framerates on my computer.6.2.3 Message on console, 'locale::facet::_S_create_c_locale name not valid'.6.2.2 Stellarium does not start on Mac OS X 10.4.6.2 Stellarium installs, but does not run.

5.3 Common problems with version 0.14/0.15.

5.2.3 Too many deep-sky objects (v0.13.3 only).

4.5 Adding Satellite Elements from a Local File.

4.4 Adding a comet to Stellarium with the Solar System Editor plug-in.

4.3 Is Stellarium available in my language?.

4.1 How do I use other constellation art in Stellarium?.

3.4 How do I use the Satellites/Ocular/Telescope control plugin?.

3.3 Is there a user's guide to Stellarium?.

3.2 How do I change the screen resolution to one that isn't specified in the menu?.

2.1 What are Stellarium's system requirements?.

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