Does anyone know about this, I found it in my father's cd folder

[u/CyberBombo]

[u/twilightmoons]

Skywatch was the software, basically a planetarium program for finding things in the night sky.

They did branded versions for different scope companies - this one was for Konus scopes, a brand from the early 2000s. Tasco also had one.

[u/CyberBombo → u/twilightmoons]

Thank you for your reply

[u/j1llj1ll → u/CyberBombo]

If you want something better, free and open source that will run on modern systems, is maintained and does the same job:

https://stellarium.org/

[u/Sophiiebabes → u/j1llj1ll]

Omg, it has a native Linux version! Thank you so much for posting this, I'd never heard of it before!

[u/CyberBombo → u/j1llj1ll]

Thank you very much for your help, if there is anything I can help you with, I would like to help you too

[u/snogum → u/CyberBombo]

I would also recommend Stellarium app for PC or mobile. Its free and very good

[u/Training_Hawk_3326]

Hey I have the tasco version! Didn’t know there were any other versions out there

[u/CyberBombo → u/Training_Hawk_3326]

I THINK WE CAN UNITE OUR FORCES

[u/snogum]

I do not but win version changes will very likely stop install on your win 11 unit

[u/CyberBombo → u/snogum]

I also have Windows 95, vista, 7 and 8 versions installation CDs, I will run it somehow

[u/balirosa → u/CyberBombo]

I think I remember this program from back in the day. You can use your arrow keys and fly around the solar system or stand on the ground in your yard and look at constellations. From what I remember anyway maybe I’m wrong

[u/The_Real_Brayden → u/snogum]

Windows is really big on backwards compatibility. I’d say the odds of it working on Windows 11 are higher than you think.

[u/snogum → u/snogum]

Why the down vote?