Curveball Anders

After years of KSP (end EvE) I always fall for the reflex to use my mouse to pan/zoom when watching NasaTV or similar ...

driver issue?

I'll repeat myself, check what's holding the loading back. Personally I use gkrellm to monitor what's going on on my Ubuntu 18.04. It'll tell you if it's cpu, disk or something else that's slowing you down.

Note that I said check the utilization of cpu and disk _during_ the startup. As in system monitor or whatever tool applies to your OS. If the system falls into a coma without hitting either cpu nor disk then it can be that Dear Unity is trying to scan an available but unused interface, and gets stuck there until it times-out. ps. Culprits are often unused firewire interfaces or vpns ds.

10-15 mods, 181 cfgs, 30 sec to theme song. If you have very slow startup try to check cpu/disk utilization. If neither is pegged then there has been earlier issues with unused (or virtual) network interfaces.

And congratulations, @SQUAD !

I do that all the time. Rescued Kerbals are free kerbonauts and free money.

Is there any of the transfer window planners that support "Express on a budget"? As in sorting the windows dv vs arrival date, or setting a dv budget and give me the best arrival for a given dv. I know I can find that by messing around with parameters and scanning the results, but it's a bit messy. So simply, when is for instance, the nearest Duna orbit with 5k dv? PS. I'm willing to hack the code of a good solver if that's a solution. But I'm a coder, not an astrodynamisist.

Having a comms network (3-4 sats) at the edge of Kerbin SOI also provides coverage on the "dark" side of Mun and Minmus. Something that ground stations can't.

I've done the same between Windows and Linux without any issues, both saves and/or Gamedata.

My R&D and "simulation" save is called RPL. Rocket Propulsion Lab, since I rarely do jets

Neither is mine

probably needs "LC_ALL=C ./KSP.x86_64"

Serendipitous Space Corporation (Yes the logo is stolen from Swedish Space Corporation)

If the coordinates are stored as integers yes, which I seriously doubt. More likely as some big float format.