Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Stellarium
several comments here - most, if not all of the google links are to software directories.  Most popular open source projects usually feature mailing list or forum chatter on the first few Google results pages.   While not a valid test per ,  a lack of these sort of results usually indicates a non-notable open source project.  Secondly, as per , inclusion in the distributions mentioned does not immediately infer notablity.  In particular, Debian Unstable, Fedora Extras and BSD Ports are additional sets of packages that are distributed seperately from their respective core distributions.  Most code that successfully compiles and is properly licensed passes the inclusion test for these extra distributions. I also dispute the un-sourced claim that the software is as popular as Celestia.  Regardless, I remain neutral as  is not policy, and any notability inferred by the inclusion of the package in the distributions is subject to interpetation
— User:CosmicPenguin, 05:11, 22 November 2006 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:SOFTWARE||WP:SOFTWARE (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)