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2008-08-10
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#12
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Originally Posted by Shmuma
Stupid me... I didn't...
This db is correct, but completely empty. Do you have 'Maps->Auto download' checkbox turned on?
Now it is working. Thanks Shmuma!
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2008-08-10
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#13
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Originally Posted by Mara
Patches are for patching source file for compiling.
I downloaded the deb and installed in top of MaemoMapper. (I was going to try the patch method, but it just opened in browser window as text file.)
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2008-08-10
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
BTW, this version (-shmuma2) supports Yandex maps and spb traffic
Patches are for patching source file for compiling.
UPD: oops, there is more than one St. Petersburg on globe. I thought you are from russia
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2008-08-10
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Is it always? How the Penguibait's (or was it Fanoush's?) kernel patches then work, since I did install those in the past and I did not compile anything...
Patches are for patching source file for compiling.
And in Windows world I have installed several patches for games, etc... without compiling anything.
I guess it all boils down to what is the definition of "patch".
Last edited by Mara; 2008-08-10 at 17:36.
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2008-08-10
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This sounds great.
What I would really like now is an automatic way to get the fake gps info that I now have on my Sprint phone (Google maps figures out where you are by locating phone towers, I guess) into Maemo Mapper. Then I wouldn't need my gps device at all, it seems to me. (I guess I'd still need it on a cruise ship, where phone towers must be far away?)
What I would really like now is an automatic way to get the fake gps info that I now have on my Sprint phone (Google maps figures out where you are by locating phone towers, I guess) into Maemo Mapper. Then I wouldn't need my gps device at all, it seems to me. (I guess I'd still need it on a cruise ship, where phone towers must be far away?)
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2008-08-10
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New build with optimized tile redraw process (custom-made tile combination routine instead of gdk_pixbuf_composite): http://maemo.shmuma.ru/mapper/deb/ma...uma3_armel.deb
This makes redraw of map with layers about 3-4 times faster.
Original post updated.
Last edited by Shmuma; 2008-08-10 at 21:19.
This makes redraw of map with layers about 3-4 times faster.
Original post updated.
Last edited by Shmuma; 2008-08-10 at 21:19.
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2008-08-10
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What I would really like now is an automatic way to get the fake gps info that I now have on my Sprint phone (Google maps figures out where you are by locating phone towers, I guess) into Maemo Mapper. Then I wouldn't need my gps device at all, it seems to me. (I guess I'd still need it on a cruise ship, where phone towers must be far away?)
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2008-08-10
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Layers can be implemented to support any tile addressing, but this would be extremely inefficient and too complicated (we must deal not with whole tile, but with part of it).
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2008-08-10
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Originally Posted by Mara
fanoush's patches are also code patches . . . you flashed his patched and compiled kernel binaries.
Is it always? How the Penguibait's (or was it Fanoush's?) kernel patches then work, since I did install those in the past and I did not compile anything...
Originally Posted by Mara
Ah, well, this isn't Windows is it?
And in Windows world I have installed several patches for games, etc... without compiling anything.
Originally Posted by Mara
In the open source world, a patch is a diff of the code that can be applied to sources.
I guess it all boils down to what is the definition of "patch".
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Layers can be implemented to support any tile addressing, but this would be extremely inefficient and too complicated (we must deal not with whole tile, but with part of it).
I did a quick search for weather services for google maps, and found nothing usefull. All services display weather information as points on top of google map which handled by javascript.