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2008-08-10
, 17:13
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@ Irving, TX
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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
, 17:16
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@ St. Petersburg, FL
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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
, 17:21
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@ Russia, Moscow
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#14
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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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#15
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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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#16
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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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@ Russia, Moscow
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#17
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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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#18
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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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#19
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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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#20
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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".
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.