ChronosXP is a free planetary hours program for Windows. It runs from the system tray where it displays a glyph corresponding to the current planetary hour. If you double-click on the glyph, a calendar window opens up where you can see planetary hour times for any given day or location. ChronosXP currently supports the English, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, French and Portuguese languages.

• Download ChronosXP 4.1 (Updated: 4-12-2009)
• Download the full source code
• Download the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 - required to run ChronosXP.
• Join the ChronosXP-announce mailing list to be emailed when new versions of the program become available!
• We are currently seeking a programmer/astrologer to become the new ChronosXP project manager. See this page for information

Screen shots:

System Requirements:

• Windows XP or Higher
• Pentium 1GHz, Athlon 1000 or faster CPU recommended, but not required.

Thank you the Kythera Ann of Crystal Cloud Graphics for our beautiful 3-D silver glyphs.

Announcements

As a result of a petition by the developers of ChronosXP, I Ching and Maitreyas Dream, SourceForge has created a "New Age" Trove topic under "Religion and Philosophy." You can view the projects listed under this topic at http://sourceforge.net/softwaremap/trove_list.php?form_cat=571

Contribute to the ChronosXP Project

• If you are a C# programmer and would like to contribute code, take a look at The ChronosXP Project page.
• Robert Misiak, the primary developer of ChronosXP, has taken certain preliminary steps in making the source code Mono-compatible. The project as a whole does not have any intentions of porting the System.Windows.Forms to Gtk#, but rather would like to support Mono on OS'es which support System.Windows.Forms, like Linux. If you are a Mono developer, more contributions in this area would be appreciated. Currently there hasn't been much success in using ChronosXP with Mono, but hypothetically it should be a realistic goal (even if only in standalone mode.)
• ChronosXP supports only English, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, French, & Italian - but we'd love to see more languages added to this list! Please see the page written about translating ChronosXP to your language.
• An original article about the planetary hours and their history (for the website) would be welcome.
• If you are skilled at web design and would like to redesign this web page, we'd like that too!
• Email at the address below if you are able to contribute!

If you have any feedback, need to report a bug, or would like to request a new feature, please see the ChronosXP Project or email rmisiak@users.sourceforge.net.

Page last updated: April 8, 2009