OSXplanet

OSXplanet is a Cocoa-based front-end software designed to provide users with live images of different planets in the solar system. Developed using the popular program xplanet by Hari Nair, this software works efficiently to replace your desktop with an image of Earth showcasing the night and day time.

Apart from providing a real-time view of the Earth, OSXplanet is capable of generating images of other planets in our solar system. This software provides an array of additional information, including current clouds, storms, satellites, volcanos, earthquakes, and times and locations of cities.

It is recommended to read the README file before reporting any bugs, and all instructions provided in the file must be followed thoroughly. One crucial point is making sure that the software's option "Change Picture" is not enabled as it could lead to issues with its functionality.

Lastly, it is crucial to avoid using Stuffit version 8 to unstuff the software. Instead, we recommend using 8.01 or a lower version for a hassle-free experience. Overall, OSXplanet provides an exciting way of exploring the planet we live in and is an excellent tool for individuals interested in astronomy and space exploration.