GoogleEarth

	Jerry, I found that GoogleEarth did work on the
Debian/Knoppix version I have
installed on my computer, and it works well.  Entertaining
to say the least.
---Jim

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On Tuesday 19 September 2006 12:46 pm, Jim Worrest wrote:
> 	Jerry, I found that GoogleEarth did work on the
Debian/Knoppix version I
> have installed on my computer, and it works well. 
Entertaining to say the
> least. ---Jim

There are really neat dynamic kmz files that connect with
flight tracker 
services and track airliners in real-time, 3 dimensions. 
You can zoom in on 
a flight and look at the flight path from the side, from
above, etc...   It 
takes a fast video processor though.

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GreyGeek wrote:
> On Tuesday 19 September 2006 12:46 pm, Jim Worrest
wrote:
>> 	Jerry, I found that GoogleEarth did work on the
Debian/Knoppix version I
>> have installed on my computer, and it works well. 
Entertaining to say the
>> least. ---Jim
> 
> There are really neat dynamic kmz files that connect
with flight tracker 
> services and track airliners in real-time, 3
dimensions.  You can zoom in on 
> a flight and look at the flight path from the side,
from above, etc...   It 
> takes a fast video processor though.

	I don't think that's going to happen!  GoogleEarth wanted
me to upgrade my
video driver, and this was with the Linux version! It runs
rather leisurely on
this particular computer and my particular version of
Knoppix/Debian   ---Jim
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