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    pyindi-client

    Python binding to the libindi library

    ...Finally there is an equatorial mount 3D simulator written with Freecad and Python, planned to be connected with the PyIndi module. *** The pyindi-client binding has moved to github. ***
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    As of August 2018 Spheral++ has moved to Github -- please see the current repository at https://github.com/jmikeowen/spheral We are leaving a frozen version here on SourceForge for historical reasons. Spheral++ provides a steerable parallel environment for performing coupled hydrodynamical & gravitational numerical simulations. Hydrodynamics and gravity are modelled using particle based methods (SPH and N-Body).
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    *WARNING* gtburst moved to github (https://github.com/giacomov/gtburst). ########################################## gtBurst is a tool to download data, analyze and simulate Gamma-ray Bursts and Solar Flares as observed by the NASA Fermi satellite.
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