Overview

What is Xtide?

A harmonic tide clock and tide predictor

In depth

A closer look at Xtide

The Tide and XTide programs generate and display tidal information for any geographic location which has an appropriate set of harmonic constants. By default, it is a simple tide clock, but it has command line switches to generate graphs, listings, calendars, and all kinds of good stuff. Tide and XTide are the work of David Flater, with the help of numerous contributors: Jef Poskanzer; Jack Greenbaum; Rob Miracle; Geoff Kuenning; Dale DePriest; Stan Uno; Dean Pentcheff; Jeff Dairiki; and Eric Rosen. It can be distributed or modified under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This RPM binary distribution of tide and xtide includes the harmonic constants database distributed from the xtide home page, (see below). If you want to use a system wide configuration file, this distribution was configured at compile time to use the names "/etc/tiderc", and "/etc/xtiderc" for Tide and XTide respectively.

Verdict

Should you download Xtide?

Xtide runs on Linux and is available under the Not Specified license — the installer is 0 KB. We’ve catalogued it under X11.

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Xtide specifications

Category: X11
Publisher: Aragon Systems
Last updated: Mar 12, 2025
License: Not Specified
Operating system: Linux
File size: 0 KB
Price: Free
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