Hello,
TL;DR: I disagree with the proposal, OSM would fall apart without OTGR.
As for "we should change the world by creating the map", this is THE
antithesis to OpenStreetMap. As soon we depart from the On-The-Ground
Rule, and start mapping "what _I_think_ ought (not) exist", we become
OpenGeoFi
End of Java _8_, not all Java. Java 9 is already out, this is just a
version upgrade. So far, I have used JOSM on Java 6, Java 7, Java 8 and
Java 9 - this only means that ancient installations of JOSM will only work
with an older version of JOSM. (It's still possible to run JOSM build 10526
on Java
First off, Oracle could kill Oracle Java Runtime Environment, but the API
of Java is open and implemented e.g. by OpenJDK (currently also
Oracle-maintained, but not as easily killed.). Oracle could quit Java today
if it wanted to (whether this is an actual intent or just political
posturing w/r/t
Hello, same issue here: retagging a single, multi-purpose heavy rail line
(out of tens of similar others) to light rail (which it is not) so that
one data consumer picks up on it? That is blatant mapping for a renderer,
and was reverted by locals who actually have OTG knowledge (in this case,
your
You can download somewhat-recent JOSM versions from https://josm.
openstreetmap.de/download/ , I do see 12921 there. Also josm-latest, which
is the testing version (currently 13101).
Cheers,
Honza "Piškvor" Martinec
Dne 11. 11. 2017 22:15 napsal uživatel "john whelan" :
If you give it more memor
On 11/02/17 08:20, Tomas Straupis wrote:
What was the reason NOT to use vector tiles?
As that would solve most of the problems discussed in this thread.
They didn't exist in a usable form at the time (I think), and most
deployments are WebGL-based ("not a newish browser on a newish computer?
G
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