Siril 0.9.8
Release date: January 31st, 2018.
This release is the eighth stability release for the 0.9 branch. Its SVN revision is 2079. It also has an SVN tag: 0.9.8. Stability updates and minor improvements occur in the dedicated 0.9 branch. This is the first version officially supported on Windows, and it even includes developments that were specially made for Windows. But please keep in mind that Siril is not developed with Windows and that we rely on Windows users to test and give us feedback about integration or porting problems.
This update focuses on deep-sky lucky imaging processing speed operations.
Note that starting with this version, OpenCV is a mandatory dependency.
Downloads
- MD5Sums of all downloadable files
- Source package: siril-0.9.8.tar.bz2
GNU/Linux
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lock042/siril sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install siril
OSX ( > 10.9)
- Download. Please use Finder to unzip and if necessary, drag the app to your application folder.
Windows (64bit)
We did not create an installer for it because it's a bit complicated on Windows, we only distribute the archive. We recommend you create a shortcut for the executable at any convenient place. The executable is in the subdirectory bin and is called siril.exe.
More
- See the installation page for help on dependencies and compilation.
What's new in Siril 0.9.8
Siril 0.9.8 is mostly a stability and speed improvement release. As usual you can see the list of features and issues and details on the changelog page. It contains in particular some bug fixes for Windows over the previous version 0.9.7 but also adds new features:
- Subpixel alignment for stacking, or more exactly half-pixel alignment, with the feature called simplified drizzle
- Lucy-Richardson deconvolution
- Sum stacking now runs in parallel
- Processing of areas of images from SER sequences is much faster (seqpsf, average stacking)
- Added the savepng command
- Added some options to the stackall command
- Accelerated the autostrech display
Noteworthy bug fixes:
- Gnuplot can be used on Windows to generate variable star or exoplanet curves
- Compliance with unicode characters for file names and paths on Windows
- Siril-created SER files could have out of order timestamped images, this is now fixed
- Allowing large SER files (> 4G) to be stacked
- Image sorting using FWHM in the image list has been fixed