Planet stacking Linux

[Ferre]

Hello I'm a Linux user (ArcoLinux, based on Arch). My question is what stacking program you other Linux-people use ? I'm willing to change to Ubuntu if that helps, no problem at all. I've been a long time Debian/Ubuntu/Mint user so changing isn't an issue. For wide angle/DSO photography I use Siril but for planetary stuff it doesn't seem to work. Or am I really that dumb ? Thx in advance

[rotatux]

CVAstroAlign. I even used it to align native-resolution frames (of my MFT sensor) of the moon, not just videos.

However, I miss ROI selection and de-rotation from it. Thinking about writing my own tool for that tasks, or maybe patching it...

[JamesF]

There's also Stackistry.   I've not tried it yet, but have a note to give it a go next time I need to do some processing.  The author used to be a regular poster here, though I don't recall seeing much from him recently.

James

[JamesF]

3 minutes ago, JamesF said:

The author used to be a regular poster here, though I don't recall seeing much from him recently.

A quick check suggests he's still around, though posting infrequently.

James

[DarkAntimatter]

Another possibility is Autostakkert. As!3 works well for me in wine on Ubuntu and I've been happy with it. 

[Ferre]

Thx everybody for the good advice. Installed Autostakkert and it runs very well under Wine