Fish Disk #0932: Fleuch

Fish Disk #0932 © 1993 Fish, Fred

DynamicSkies A big toolbox for astronomy that has, for an ultimate
goal, to answer with speed any question that may arise
on celestial objects. For example, suppose you have an
urge to observe Jupiter tonight from your window; You
may consult rise/set times of Jupiter, ask when it
crosses south-west (supposing your window faces south-
west), and with just a mouse click have a glance at the
simulated sky at this time. You may even animate
Jupiter's path across the sky with a time-step
animation. Of course, if you're a real star gazer,
don't forget your binoculars or telescope for the real
thing! Version 1.0, binary only. Author: Patrick
DeBaumarche

Fleuch A little game with more than five extra large stages.
The object is to pickup up your cargo and climb safely
to the next stage, without being shot or running into
anything, (including your cargo!). Scrolling, shooting,
some gravitation, similar to Thrust (C64). Version 2.0,
and update to version 1.0 on disk number 760. Binary
only. Author: Karsten Götze, title music by Andreas
Spreen

StackMon A program to monitor the stack use of other programs or
tasks. Has a convenient GadTools front end. Requires
AmigaDOS 2.04 or higher. Version 1.0, includes source
in E. Author: David Kinder