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Re: Maemo Mapper v1.4 for 770/N800
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No big deal, I just thought it would be a very usefull addition to MM. Thanks again for your continued MM development. |
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Uninstalling RTComm does not solve the issue. Only a reflash of OS seem to work... UPDATE: Added new bug #1752 to bugzilla. |
Re: Maemo Mapper v1.4 for 770/N800
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Is it easy to implement and add a "gutter parameter" to Maemo Mapper for use with WMS-repositories? See OpenLayers Gutter Example and gutter. |
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Hey, great! It works (using 258x258 is enough to get nice maps). No need for new feature, thanks gnuite!!! |
Re: Maemo Mapper v1.4 for 770/N800
OK, I've had my 770 for about a month.
It's fun. Use it for the internet a lot, books (yes, I read the latest Rowling on it, even tho I'm 40 :) ), some games (scummvm, etc..), movies. And, I'm a linux geek, so I'm root and loving that... (I had an Axim X5 before, which I loved, but this is better -- and a lot less expensive :-) I never really saw the draw of GPS before, but I figured for $50, I'd get a bluetooth GPS and try Maemo Mapper. And I just got my GPS yesterday. Wow.. Not only do I think it's incredible (I admit I can be easily impressed at times. :-), but everyone I've showed it to is impressed as well. One of the managers at work was comparing it to his $300 GPS device, and said it looks like it does all the same things GPS wise, plus all the other features of the 770. For a lot less money. It took me a bit to figure out the map downloading. There was a pretty good tutorial that talked about installing it and choosing one of the 5 repositories. My install had only "default", which didn't work. But I have google maps in there now. Then I just had to figure out how the map downloading worked (as far as area and zoom and file size. :-) I have a 1 GB card, but I might get a seperate card, just for mapping. (since I use it for watching movies, and they tend to eat space as well. :-) Anyway, I am impressed with Mapper. People have called it the "killer app", and I wouldn't deny that. Especially at under $200 for the 770 and a GPS module. desiv (Now I just have to decide about mounting. I got a free vent mount (not designed for horizontal, but I think I can make it work), but I'm not sure I want to tie up a vent. If it's easy to remove the vent mount, I might do that, but it didn't look like it. I could go windshield mount, but I don't know that I trust suction cups. :-) |
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"Launch Maemo Mapper, then from the menu select Maps / Manage Repositories, then select Download - this will update and refresh the repository list from the internet"
Duh!! I thought that was a way to force a map download., and that happened in the other window anyway. (That should have been a hint.. :-) Thanx, I'll give it a shot. :) desiv |
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http://gws.maps.yahoo.com/MapImage?a...mw=400&imh=400 I didn't think it was possible to use this since each map downloaded from there contains all kinds of info around the edges that need cropping... |
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