Alan Millar wrote: > >> Or it is an american term that is uncommon by the British? ;-) >> > > That may be true, but as an American I would say it is uncommon in America > also :-) > LOL! > A few people use it; see for example: > > http://www.lat-long.com/ListLocations-1-Illinois-Gut.html > > That site also refers to a gut as an inlet or slough. Those are much more > common words in America. I wonder who picked "gut" for the Garmin usage? > Interesting. > Really funny. I must confess that I didn't think about the subtype. I just wondered, why an Island was under "water types" in my menu. And so I suggested to change the type. But I learned a lot of interesting things in this discussuion. :-)))
Summasummarum my point of view of the Garmin devices has not changed: They make really good hardware but the software would really need to be improved. When I look at the chaos in an official Garmin forum I doubt that they have a software development process. Viele Grüße von Dani _______________________________________________ mkgmap-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.mkgmap.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/mkgmap-dev
