Is there a unix equivalent to the google maps app?
>apple maps stil continues to suck
>>55558510
maps.google.com
>>55560343
/thread
>>55558510
>>apple maps stil continues to suck
that still works
>>55558510
OpenStreetMap
>>55560343
that's not an app you dumb fuck
>>55558510
Google Earth.
>>55558510
But Apple Maps is actually pretty good now, I use it on my desktop all the time
>>55562398
But why do you want an arbitrarily labeled application when you can just use a perfectly functioning tool?
Alright /g/ time to make LibreMaps. Someone get the logo ready.
>>55562387
This.
would say gnome maps, but something is up with it.
needs some improvements too, but when it works it was alright.
>>55562387
Is there anything like this but for topographic maps? Like an open source (or even just free-as-in-beer) app that does what the rugged Garmin GPS units do? And I mean something that comes with maps and allows me only to use GPS, with no celluar/WiFi connection.
Marble: marble.kde.org
>>55563922
almost done
>>55568215
>>55568230
The blue thing on the left is not a mistake; it's supposed to look like a river.
>>55568230
Come on, no rates?
QGIS with OpenStreetMaps imports
I use this for mapping network/telecom infrastructure
>>55568230
Why is it a globe with only one river? Makes no sense, try again
>>55562387
What's wrong with Google's data? If you don't trust the botnet, you could just scrape the map tiles to your own server.
>>55563686
Because using a website or software isn't the same thing. Apps are always smoother and the hardware integration is often better
>>55563922
Why not just use OpenStreetMap?
>>55568396
0/10
>>55564377
Sygic stores its maps on your phone, so only GPS is required after downloading them. The maps cost money though, although they frequently have sales on them and you only have to purchase them once.
>>55568230
Just be a cheap lazy shit FSF dev and steal a globe icon from somewhere.
>>55564377
https://opentopomap.org
