Added an attempt to fix the misplaced location on the planet map (GH: #1026).Added workaround to displaying labels for umbra and penumbra (GH: #1560).Added marker of the center of Earth’s shadow (GH: #1687).Added new plugin: OnlineQueries (GH: #355, #962).Added ability to get the lunar eclipse magnitudes through scripting (GH: #747).Added disabling the proportional DSO hints in Oculars plugin in eyepiece mode (GH: #1572).
Added ability to handling Stellarium scripts by file extension on macOS.There have also been a large number of bug fixes and closes feature requests and enhancements (see full list of changes).Ī huge thanks to the people who helped us a lot by reporting bugs! Enhancements in visualization of markings and in scripting engine.Many fixes in core and plugins for support HiDPI devices.Updated Almagest and al-Sufi skycultures.Updated designations of stars and handling of list of designations and common names those stars.2.The Stellarium team are delighted to announce the release of Stellarium 0.21.1. tar.gz archives we will be downloading in this guide. In this article, we will only illustrate the installation since we are working with Hadoop 3.2.1 1.2. Note that the Apache Pig latest version 0.17.0 supports Hadoop 2.x versions and still facing some compatibility issues with Hadoop 3.x. You can refer to our previously published article to install a Hadoop single node cluster on Windows 10. Hadoop Cluster InstallationĪpache Pig is a platform build on the top of Hadoop. In this article, we will provide a step-by-step guide to install Apache Pig 0.17.0 on Windows 10. Installing Apache Hive 3.1.2 on Windows 10.Installing Hadoop 3.2.1 Single node cluster on Windows 10.This article is a part of a series that we are publishing on that aims to illustrate how to install Big Data technologies on Windows operating system. Installing Apache Pig 0.17.0 on Windows 10
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