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rotoflex 2013-03-17 12:38

Re: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
 
Martin, when I try to use Update from the Application Manager, I get a failure message:

Failed catalogs:
maemo.org
Communtiy SSU (testing)
maemo.org extras
maemo.org extras-devel
maemo.org extras-testing

handaxe 2013-03-17 14:28

Re: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rotoflex (Post 1329590)
Martin, when I try to use Update from the Application Manager, I get a failure message:

Failed catalogs:
maemo.org
Communtiy SSU (testing)
maemo.org extras
maemo.org extras-devel
maemo.org extras-testing

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...9&postcount=34

Likely cause.

rotoflex 2013-03-18 07:00

Re: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
 
Woo hoo, this morning app manager notified my phone that an update for Modrana was available & was successful in downloading it.

MartinK 2013-03-18 23:06

Re: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
 
modRana 0.39.11 has been released !
As a form of celebration that up-to-date modRana is now again available from Extras-devel, 36 new map layers have been added. :)

Code:

- massive map layer update ! :)
 - new OpenStreetMap layers
  - Mapnik b/w
  - Landscape
  - no labels
  - labels (en)
  - Hike and Bike
  - OpenTopoMap
  - Land Shading
 - CloudMade Layers
  - The Original
  - Fine Line
  - Red Alert
  - Midnight Commander
  - Fresh
  - No-Names (shows unnamed roads and streats in OSM)
  - Pale Dawn
  - Tourist
  - Blackout
  - Thin
  - Cycle Walk
 - CloudMade 2x
  - same layers, double-sized text and roads
  - good for high-DPI screens
 - Freemap.sk
  - autoatlas
  - touristic
  - cyklomap
  - skimap
  - public transit
 - new Google layers
  - traffic
  - traffic overlay
  - traffic overlay labeled
  - public transit
  - weather Clesius
  - weather Fahrenheit
  - terrain
  - terrain only (no labels)
 - Czech layers
  - amapy Tourist layer
 - OpenSignal (mobile networg coverage)
  - all overlay
 - Yandex
  - maps
  - satellite
  - overlay
- added new coordinate tile coordinate substitution method

Most of the of the new layers are quite interesting, aren't they ? And which one is your favorite ? :)

Screenshots of interesting layer combinations welcome ! :)

Whispering Weasel 2013-03-19 01:52

Re: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
 
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Nice, especially the traffic overlay can be useful :)

still playing around with the maps, the submarine cable map seems to be off: puts me somewhere of the coast of southern Norway, normal maps are fine

Screenshot: Stamen watercolor + google weather overlay (100%) zoomlevel 7

klinglerware 2013-03-19 02:09

Re: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
 
Thank you, thank you, thank you for adding the Google Traffic layer! I've been waiting for this development with anticipation for a long time now. A question: is the traffic layer self-updating? If so, can a specific time interval be set to refresh the layer?

Thanks again Martin for continuing to support and improve this application, it is much appreciated.

Wikiwide 2013-03-19 08:23

Re: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
 
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Quick reply...
Github gives me 404 error for this webpage, so a modified file is attached here. Though, I don't know how to connect this map-overlay to user options (rWin), so the background layer is hard-coded as "vaer", and opacity is hard-coded as 50-50.
Best wishes.
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Estel 2013-03-19 09:55

Re: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MartinK (Post 1329928)
36 new map layers have been added. :)

:eek: Jaw drop. Thanks! You will have fun time, keeping it working as services change, especially google ones. May the Force be with you ;)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Whispering Weasel (Post 1329938)
the submarine cable map seems to be off: puts me somewhere of the coast of southern Norway, normal maps are fine

Confirming - if it's fixable, it would be nice, but I'm not sure if submarine cable map is cartographically accurate. Maybe it should be considered as "consult only" one, like moon surface maps in Marble (which also shows your "current" position ;)

Quote:

Originally Posted by klinglerware (Post 1329940)
A question: is the traffic layer self-updating? If so, can a specific time interval be set to refresh the layer?

Good question - it seems that per-layer update interval could be useful. Meanwhile, maybe per-mode settings could be abused to achieve the same?

/Estel

//Edit

It seems, that traffic overlay is strange. Even with "labelled" option, it shows label only for places, where traffic colors are present. Sometimes, it even cut parts of street name (because color ends there).

Feature request - could we have user-configurable, arbitrary number of layers? This way, in many cases, we would be able to create task-specified, fancy settings. For example, using above case - one could get google satellite as main, street names layers above, and traffic overlay on top.

But, it would be useful in many other cases, too (satellite + streets + signal, or satellite + street + temperature).

/Estel

roman2205 2013-03-20 08:45

Re: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
 
I hv installed modrana in my n9 via terminal version 39.8 whereas latest version is 39.11. pls tell me the way of update or atleast refer me to the post in this thread.

Wikiwide 2013-03-20 10:01

Re: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by roman2205 (Post 1330236)
I hv installed modrana in my n9 via terminal version 39.8 whereas latest version is 39.11. pls tell me the way of update or atleast refer me to the post in this thread.

Here you are: Harmattan deb package, 0.39.11. Found at modrana.org.
Best wishes.
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