gstalker is a stock and commodities chart viewer, similar in appearance and
function to those commercially
available such as metastok and superchartz. The only differences are that 1)
This software is released under
the GNU General Public
License and 2) It lacks many of the useless features that users come to
expect from
commercial products and lastly 3) This software has been written to run under
the Linux only. Although a
few of you have informed me that IRIX and FreeBSD might also work with a
little tweaking. Sorry Microsoft users,
I have no plans to ever release a windows version in my lifetime. See my rant for reasons.
Everybody loves screenshots:
main screen - a fully loaded shot of the main
screen, of the company we love to hate :-)
...short traders of the world unite and take
over...
Firstly, we have moved the project to source forge. They can provide lots o'space for CVS, mailing lists, bug tracking etc. Very cool.
Secondly, I encourage everyone to checkout the latest from CVS. I am almost
ready for the big 1.2 release. I know there are some
bugs I need help in finding, so please help me find them and post bug reports
to the bug tracking system.
New stuff includes:
RSI, Momentum, ROC, MA envelopes.
Much improved data import function.
An interim method for chart objects like trend lines, buy and sell arrows,
horizontal lines. (needs more work for better OO handling)
Unlimited MA's and up to five occillator type indicators on one chart.
G7 currency conversion.
A really, really, really, really pathetic portfolio tracker.
Huge memory reduction and much faster draw routines.
Using GNU wget for network updates, tcp4u package no longer needed.
Consolidated all the data files into one directory under ~/.gnome/apps
GNOME compliant I think...
Lots of little GUI refinements.
Lots of new and exciting bugs to piss you off.
Lastly, I will no longer be supporting the 1.1 releases. Everyone should start using what's in CVS now.
2) The GTK+ gui toolkit version => 1.2
3) GNOME => 1.0
4) GNU's wget. This is usually installed on most systems by default.
An official 1.2 release will be here, as soon as all the show stoppers are fixed.
For Debian users, you can go here
for details.
You can direct and questions or comments to the forum area here.
If you have stepped on any bugs, please report them to the bug tracker here.
(Last updated January 6, 2000)