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Software to read the files
gbrowser (developed by Sebastian Schork)
The gbrowser program allows to view the data recorded by our station and a
selected data part could be saved in ascii-format. - At first, decompress
the data-file with bzip2 into an optional folder (cf. named bzip2). If you
you are provided with the software Win-Rar by win.rar GmbH, you won't need
bzip2. After decommpressing, you should find two files: geo.dat and geo.inf.
Start the gbrowser program and open geo.dat by the menu's item 'file/open' .
Installation
Windows
Download the archive gbrowser-bin.zip. Decompress all files contained into an optional folder and start the program gbrowser.exe.
Linux
Download the archive gbrowser-bin.tar.bz2. It contains the executable file gbrowser. Change the user permissions with the shell-command chmod 775 gbrowser. If gbrowser should not start and you have the right user permissions, you probably will have an incorrect version of QT or glibc.
bzip2
You will need this program decompress the data-files, if you don't have the software Win-Rar by win.rar GmbH. In order to decompress the files, you
should type in the Windows Command Prompt bzip2 -d Dateiname.tar.bz2 followed by 'Enter'. Now a filename.tar-file will be generated that could be
decompressed by most decompression utility (e.g. winzip).
Installation
Windows
Execute the file bzip2-1.0.3-1.exe and follow the setup.
Linux
Normally bzip2 is already installed on Linux-systems. Otherwhile you'll be informed bywww.bzip.org how to install that tool and a detailed documentation to bzip2 is given there.
Download
gbrowser
Windows Version
Linux Version
bzip2
Windows Version
Linux Version
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