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2010-06-29
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installed maemo-mapper from cli. couldn't see it in appman for some reason
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2010-06-29
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@ Bristol, UK
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I find that maep with the OpenCycleMap data is pretty good.
Not exhaustive by any means but has elevation & a decent amount of footpaths.
Not exhaustive by any means but has elevation & a decent amount of footpaths.
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2010-06-29
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@ Oxford, UK
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Originally Posted by planetf1
It's now called Mappero in Application Manager, although the underlying package name is still maemo-mapper which is why apt-get worked.
installed maemo-mapper from cli. couldn't see it in appman for some reason
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I'm looking for a useful map allocation/maps which include UK footpaths/bridleways for walking.
I had thought "maemo mapper" with one of it's supported repos would be useful, but cannot find "maemo-mapper" in the repos, including extras-devel
Would anyone recommend a different app? Or a good map source? Less convenient if conversion needed but not a big deal
Google maps/ovi maps/sygic all seem more focused on roads, and don't have footpath detail
Navigation isn't really needed -- this is just to check out rights of way/footpaths when walking around for leisure.