Hi,
On 21 Apr 2008, at 22:24, Martijn van Exel wrote:
Op 21 apr 2008, om 22:46 heeft Frederik Ramm het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
Hi Frederik,
for an upcoming OSM booth we have the offer of a local Apple dealer
to supply us with all the hardware we want (including 30+ displays
and all).
Frederik Ramm wrote:
How would a native Mac application deal with wanting to let the user drag
the map and at the same time wanting to let him draw a selection rectangle?
Would they have one drag mode and one select mode then, or a modifier key for
one of the two actions?
A selection tool
Hi,
Where is this show?
It's the LinuxTag in Berlin, end of May.
Bye
Frederik
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2008/4/22 Robert (Jamie) Munro [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Zooming
without a wheel mouse is a bit awkward because the zoom slider is too
short - a small movement makes a big difference. It would be nice to
increase it's length - possible even put it vertically along the whole
height of the
On 22 Apr 2008, at 11:52, Sebastian Spaeth wrote:
Frederik Ramm wrote:
[...]
My question to the Mac users out there: Will those Macs be suitable
for demonstrating all important aspects of OSM, i.e.
* Slippy Map (heard rumours that it runs sub-optimal on Safari,
always loading tiles for
Shaun McDonald wrote:
Right click in flash only brings up a system menu for Adobe Flash
settings and about the flash plugin. I believe that developers cannot
use the right click in flash. (Please correct me if I'm wrong).
Happy to oblige. :) You can customise the right-click menu from
Hi,
I'm using this post to address a number of things that others
have said as well:
Ubuntu Live CDs end to work on these. That would be one option.
Although Mac OSX works fine.
The Macs come from an Apple store who will have a certain interest in
showing off their product. This
On 22 Apr 2008, at 12:43, Frederik Ramm wrote:
[...]
Ok I'm now convinced that I can use the Macs.
Brilliant.
Someone said that zooming in JOSM is a pain sometimes; I just want to
point out that you can zoom in increments with Ctrl-, and Ctrl-.
(comma and decimal point).
Useful, though
Frederik Ramm wrote:
I am quite confused now about dragging the map. Many have said that
using the mouse with JOSM on the Macs does not work very well. But
then I am told you can use Ctrl rightclick simulation to do the
dragging, and others again say that some applications would use the
2008/4/22 Frederik Ramm [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am quite confused now about dragging the map. Many have said that
using the mouse with JOSM on the Macs does not work very well. But
then I am told you can use Ctrl rightclick simulation to do the
dragging, and others again say that some
On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 7:43 AM, Frederik Ramm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am quite confused now about dragging the map. Many have said that
using the mouse with JOSM on the Macs does not work very well. But
then I am told you can use Ctrl rightclick simulation to do the
dragging, and others
Hi,
for an upcoming OSM booth we have the offer of a local Apple dealer
to supply us with all the hardware we want (including 30+ displays
and all). These would, however, be out-of-the-box Macs with those
funny keyboards and those mice without buttons you know... and they
wouldn't even let us
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 10:46:53PM +0200, Frederik Ramm wrote:
My question to the Mac users out there: Will those Macs be suitable
for demonstrating all important aspects of OSM, i.e.
* Slippy Map (heard rumours that it runs sub-optimal on Safari,
always loading tiles for all layers
On 21/04/2008, Frederik Ramm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My question to the Mac users out there: Will those Macs be suitable
for demonstrating all important aspects of OSM, i.e.
Yes, IMHO, but see below:
* Slippy Map (heard rumours that it runs sub-optimal on Safari,
always loading tiles
On 21 Apr 2008, at 21:46, Frederik Ramm wrote:
My question to the Mac users out there: Will those Macs be suitable
for demonstrating all important aspects of OSM, i.e.
* Slippy Map (heard rumours that it runs sub-optimal on Safari,
always loading tiles for all layers instead of current
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
* JOSM (especially concerned about usability with 1 button mouse)
This is likely your sticking point. The inability to drag the map is a
real killer on JOSM, and I'm not aware of any decent ways of working
around it within the java on mac. (I do a *lot* of zooming
Hi,
* JOSM (especially concerned about usability with 1 button mouse)
This is likely your sticking point. The inability to drag the map is a
real killer on JOSM, and I'm not aware of any decent ways of working
around it within the java on mac. (I do a *lot* of zooming in and out,
and use
Op 21 apr 2008, om 22:46 heeft Frederik Ramm het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
Hi Frederik,
for an upcoming OSM booth we have the offer of a local Apple dealer
to supply us with all the hardware we want (including 30+ displays
and all). These would, however, be out-of-the-box Macs with those
Sorry for my previous, possibly confusing post. I meant so send this
one...
* Slippy Map (heard rumours that it runs sub-optimal on Safari,
always loading tiles for all layers instead of current only?)
I've been using the slippy map with Safari for several months and
never had an issue.
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