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eBalistyka is a ballistic calculator application published by o-murphy, currently available at version 0.1.18.191, with a total of 7 versions released through its development history. Categorized as a utility tool within the ballistic calculation software space, the application serves the purpose of computing ballistic data, a function central to activities that require precise predictions of projectile behavior. Ballistic calculators of this type are commonly used by sport shooters, hunters, long-range shooting enthusiasts, and reloaders who need to estimate trajectories before taking a shot or preparing ammunition. As a tool in this category, eBalistyka addresses the practical need to translate ballistic parameters into usable firing solutions, supporting use cases that range from target shooting at known distances to field scenarios where environmental and equipment variables influence the point of impact. The naming of the application reflects its focus on ballistics, and its publication under the o-murphy identity indicates independent or small-scale development rather than distribution by a large software vendor. The current version identifier, 0.1.18.191, suggests that the software remains in an early-stage or pre-1.0 development cycle, a status consistent with active iteration and incremental improvement. The catalog records seven distinct versions for this title, indicating that the publisher has delivered multiple updates over time, refining the calculator through successive releases. Users evaluating the software can therefore expect an evolving tool rather than a static, finalized product, with each new version building on prior functionality. For catalog purposes, eBalistyka is best positioned alongside other shooting-sports utilities and computational tools, where its role as a dedicated ballistic calculator defines both its audience and its primary value. Prospective users interested in trajectory computation and related ballistic tasks should refer to the latest release, version 0.1.18.191, while earlier entries in the seven-version history remain part of the documented release record for this application.
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