Hello, I read through http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/TangoGPS#Debian and felt that it was not completely right. Is the activation of the device truly necessary? Rather not, it seems, at least not for me.
The directory /root/Maps seems to find some consensus between Qtopia and Debian concerning the location of OpenStreetMap data that was downloaded for offline reuse. I'd prefer to use /var/cache/osm, instead. Would that sound reasonable to you as well? Or is there a better location? How can I quit using tangoGPS without using the Unix shell to kill it? ALT-F4 or CTRL-Q or Q don't seem to work and I don't want to use the keyboard either, really. Am I right in that there is a quit-button or menu-entry missing? When tracking for OpenStreetMap (while playing Mokomaze), how can I reasonably user-friendly prevent the freephone to go to sleep (darken the screen)? My GPS data is rather unreliable when staning still. Speeds of 0.7 (find but rare) via 2 or 3 (often) up to 9 km/h are reported when the correct speed is 0. Is there a way to help with calibration of some sort? My handheld GPS receivers are better (also tracking more satellites, though). Do you observe something similar? Many greetings Steffen _______________________________________________ pkg-fso-maint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/pkg-fso-maint
