2.49.5 I want to see all possible Celestia eye candy.2.49.4 Where can I get another version of Celestia that might work better?.2.49.3 Celestia still crashes, draws funny stuff or is extremely slow.2.49.2 Celestia draws the Moon in shades of purple, blue and red.2.49.1 Celestia crashes, what it draws is messed up or it's extremely slow.

2.49 Questions about how Celestia works.2.48.2 What changes have been made to Celestia since the last version?.2.48.1 Where can I get the most recent version of Celestia?.2.48 Where can I get more information about Celestia?.2.41 Fix for Linux if clicking on a Cel: URL does not work.2.22 Earth's rotation and the pole star.2.10.2.3 hardware control panel (full screen).2.10.2.1 Menu and keyboard (orbit smoothing).

2.2.2 Windows Vista-specific information.2.2.1 Installing Celestia v1.7.0 pre-releases.1.2 Why would anyone want to use Celestia?.I was just hoping for a simpler way, like a switch in Stellarium that makes it ignore the version mismatch, or something I can configure in Mesa to make the version override work again. Or I can solve my problem by never updating Mesa again, which might be safer.

Yes, I could find an old version of Stellarium, although I don't know whether that introduces new problems when it was not intended for my distro version. Stellarium was not updated in this process, and it still worked prior to the Mesa update. So it is definitely linked to the Mesa package only. Then to be 100% sure, I finally added the Mesa update: The problem re-appeared. Then I reversed it all using Timeshift (rsync), and re-installed them all again, excluding only the Mesa update. Here is what I did: I installed a whole bunch of updates that were available, after which I found the mentioned problem.

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