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Originally Posted by pichlo
navit in maemo repos is not working. you have to use the version in bokomoko repos http://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/Maemo
There is also Navit which, judging by the traffic on this thread, looks also somewhat active, but at least I have never managed to work out how to use it. In fact, I have just removed it again after yet another failed attempt to give it a chance. In short, Modrana seems to be the only viable option left.
then you can install the packages tapping on C button of Faster App Manager (Category filter-> all packages and type navit to find the packages) packages to be installed are: navit and libfreetype6-navit
after this you need to dowload map from http://maps5.navit-project.org/ and configure xml files
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Wiki page for Maemo Navigation software http://wiki.maemo.org/Navigation_Tools
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2013-11-04
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waze works very well for me (may depend on your location -- I've used it without issue both in Israel and in the USA). See the t.m.o thread about waze.
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2013-11-04
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Wowwwww I ask about GPS and I got tons of them to look at. I have looked at Modrana and it looks good. The voice sounds like a computer voice---but I could get used to that. I will try the others and see how they work.
Its funny because I have been to the app menu tons of times and didn't realize they were GPS apps.
Thanks,
Bobby
Its funny because I have been to the app menu tons of times and didn't realize they were GPS apps.
Thanks,
Bobby
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2013-11-05
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Originally Posted by rootytooty
It does because it is
I have looked at Modrana and it looks good. The voice sounds like a computer voice---but I could get used to that.
Computer generated voice by espeak. Try this in the terminal:Code:
espeak "A quick brown fox jumped over a lazy dog."
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Not anly they didn't supported the app but also didn't makes maps for other part of the world like southamerica for ex. ( they made them for newest maps).
Please share how to get it to work