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Re: Sygic announces world-wide turn-by-turn navigation for Maemo
This is ridiculous. Debian packaging standards are eloquent, simple, and derived from years of experience. There should be no exceptions.
This one is simple. Package all of the binaries you're comfortable distributing in the open, and expose them to everyone through a public repository. These are automatically updated on user devices. Package your proprietary additions which unlock full functionality as separate .debs that you send out-of-band (ie. with purchase/user requested update). These could contain map data, game files (graphics/sound), registration/decryption keys.. whatever. These are not automatically updated. These packages depend on the first package. For added purchase-protection, make all binaries check and validate a license key in ~/.yourapp/license. Startup files, icons, applinks, etc.. are in package #1. They run normally. They inform the user that additional packages and/or license keys are required, then exit. Problem solved. Debian packages do not support incremental upgrades, and there is a very good reason for it. If you want to use multiple packages as a form of incremental upgrade, watch your dependencies. |
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Everyone can also post suggestion, how installation and updating should works (in respect of existing method, considering also another platforms not only Maemo)... |
Re: Sygic announces world-wide turn-by-turn navigation for Maemo
I'm in Australia and obviously I am also wondering about Australia map. Any news with that?
Thanks. |
Re: Sygic announces world-wide turn-by-turn navigation for Maemo
I've bough Sygic (Europe version) from Sygic website, and it does not work at all on my N900 (PR1.2). I've emailed their support 2 days ago but got no answer (not even a ticket). I hope they have not gone bankrupt in the meantime :)
Running from command line gives this output : Code:
n900-ebe ~ > /opt/sygic/Drive/Maemo/drive -cwd=/home/user/MyDocs/Drive/Maemo -rfull I've tried standard kernel (so it's not overclocking related) and also tried to upgrade from Sygic repository, but it didn't solve the issue. Just feeling a bit stuck now ... any idea ? |
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it is looking for the "drive" folder with the directions to everything else.
did you transfer the 3 folders to your MyDocs folder? |
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I still think Sygic gets low grade for:
Anyway the software seems to be nice and i think i'll like it (it looks like good old fashioned gps software like tomtom), and it's incredibly faster than the sluggish ovi thingy that came with n900. |
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The Sygic assistant thing does not work so i had to download the zip files and install those. I have had a lot of correspondence with their support team and have nothing but praise for them. They normally take 3 business days to respond but I found once I got a response I can email that person (the support email come from an individuals email and not a generic support account) and get a very fast response |
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Any news about the release date of MM 10 ?
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Still no news about release date of sygic 10. Summer holidays are coming real soon now!
Would be great to have the updated version by then. |
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I need to buy sygic, but I am disappointed to see that they have 9 and not 10 version.
What do you suggest to me? To wait or to buy now? Do you know how expensive the upgrade will be? |
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