kate.alh...@nokia.com wrote:
Situation is when lot of map tiles are loaded.
loaded as in downloaded?
About the number of tiles loaded into memory, mappero uses a tile cache, which
is actually quite big (140 tiles, and tiles are textures sized 256x256 pixels)
so it may consume quite a bit of
Dnia 2010-06-13, nie o godzinie 14:39 +0300, Alberto Mardegan pisze:
(off topic: if you can find some way to reproduce it reliably, please file a
bug
-- although if you really need to take out the battery, that cannot be a bug
in
the application itself)
I had similar problem and even
Hi,
Am Samstag 12 Juni 2010 schrieb Joerg Reisenweber:
It's rather moot, as this isn't a movie at 25fps, so an occasional image
refresh, no matter how it's done, will take magnitudes less energy per time
in
average, than the backlight eats to display the image. When screen is dimmed
(or
Hey
When I started to write eCoach in Qt I had to search for existing
mapwidget in Qt. I came to result that QMapControl is the best current
solution. I tried also marble but i think it is an overkill for a device
like N900.
I suggest that the QMapControl could be the basis for the new Qt
Till Harbaum / Lists wrote:
Hi,
Am Samstag 12 Juni 2010 schrieb Joerg Reisenweber:
It's rather moot, as this isn't a movie at 25fps, so an occasional image
refresh, no matter how it's done, will take magnitudes less energy per time in
average, than the backlight eats to display the image.
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kate.alh...@nokia.commailto:kate.alh...@nokia.com wrote:
I don't know hat mappero (ex maemo mapper) does internaly but least,
it
can eat all cpu power when doing processing maps so that only way
out
is remove battery from device.
I've been told that this
Hi,
Am Freitag 11 Juni 2010 schrieb Marijn Kruisselbrink:
You might also want to look at the marblewidget (http://edu.kde.org/marble/).
As far as I know it can be built without any kde dependency, and is pretty
powerful.
I did. On the n900 as well as on the linux desktop. While i really
Till Harbaum / Lists wrote:
Hi,
Am Freitag 11 Juni 2010 schrieb Marijn Kruisselbrink:
You might also want to look at the marblewidget (http://edu.kde.org/marble/).
I did. On the n900 as well as on the linux desktop. While i really think this
is great for desktops i also think that it isn't
Hi,
Am Samstag 12 Juni 2010 schrieb Ian Stirling:
And speedups may be very possible - if for example you can offload
portions of the workload onto a GPU.
That addresses the performance problem, but this likely also if you do this
for performance reasons, it also increases battery consumption
[Till Harbaum / Lists Sa 12. Juni 2010]:
Hi,
Am Samstag 12 Juni 2010 schrieb Ian Stirling:
And speedups may be very possible - if for example you can offload
portions of the workload onto a GPU.
That addresses the performance problem, but this likely also if you do this
for performance
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From: maemo-developers-boun...@maemo.org [mailto:maemo-developers-
boun...@maemo.org] On Behalf Of ext Till Harbaum
Sent: 11 June, 2010 12:03
To: maemo-developers@maemo.org
Subject: QT map widget
Hi,
with the switch to qt i think there's a need for a qt map
On Friday 11 June 2010 11:02:53 Till Harbaum wrote:
Hi,
with the switch to qt i think there's a need for a qt map widget. I really
see a need for a unified widget to be used by all applications. The
current situation with multiple different map widgets on maemo5
shows what imho should be
A start may be this widget:
http://medieninf.de/qmapcontrol/
You might also want to look at the marblewidget (http://edu.kde.org/marble/).
As far as I know it can be built without any kde dependency, and is pretty
powerful.
Apparently it's also already running on an N900 (from the
Till,
I totally agree!
regarding qmapcontrol, i was just talking to sampo about this and we
identified a rendering bug that i fixed in place (hes got the latest code
somewhere)
i like the look of this widget, its fairly simple to understand and has
support for multiple download services and would
On 11/06/2010 10:02, Till Harbaum wrote:
with the switch to qt i think there's a need for a qt map widget. I really
see a need for a unified widget to be used by all applications. The
current situation with multiple different map widgets on maemo5
shows what imho should be prevented:
- They
Hi,
- original Nachricht
I should add that I totally agree with the goal here. The question is
whether it would be better to decide exactly what we want (in terms of
features, hw accelerated rendering, etc.) and write something new, or to
modify an existing piece of code.
Hi,
Am Freitag 11 Juni 2010 schrieb tero.k...@nokia.com:
It looks like the people at Qt are thinking of this as well.
http://qt.nokia.com/developer/qt-roadmap/ mentions Maps/Navigation API and
while the details are really scarce (it's only a roadmap, so that is
expected), it does state
Hi,
Am Freitag 11 Juni 2010 schrieb Simon Pickering:
Would a wiki page be useful to determine people's wishes for such a
Here we go:
http://wiki.maemo.org/QTMapWidget
Till
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