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this post was submitted on 03 Dec 2024
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I really like Stellarium on Android
Stellarium is an amazing planetarium program, almost unbelivable it's open source.
But it's android port is a bit disappointing, to be honest.
I've seen this app recommended in other articles; unfortunately, it is unavailable on F-Droid, so I've yet to try it for myself, but thanks for the recommendation.
You might want to look at obtainium as a package source as well
Where would I find the Android releases of Stellarium to do so? Their github only hosts Linux, Windows and MacOS releases.
Looks to me like Stellarium mobile is closed source because they want to monetarize Stellarium mobile +.
Seconded