Sure I get that from a code point of view, although I was surprised Google
allowed 2 almost identical versions (name and logo) on the store.
Personally I was coming from a marketing and user friendliness point of
view. It's confusing for users and will probably cost the new developer
time in the
Nice to have a chance to try out your layout file - I've been intending to
do something similar for ages. It looks far more useful to me than the
default layout.
My only problem with it are that the icons are far too big for my phone - I
get a huge icon with the centre of yours displayed very
The first one is the original that is no longer maintained (was
announced two years back or so). The 2nd one is a fork that seems to be
reasonably current. Technically it is not possible to replace an
existing app without access to the certificate used for signing it and
the dev account, so fixing
> Why on earth are there 2 versions of OSMTracker for Android on the Play store?! It's open source software, so it's fairly technically straightforward to "clone, modify and resubmit". What restrictions Google put on this sort of thing currently I don't know, but I suspect they're mostly limited
Why on earth are there 2 versions of OSMTracker for Android on the Play
store?! How is that in any way user friendly? Which is the right one and
how to get an old one removed?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.guillaumin.android.osmtracker
Hi,
I've started to create a detailed layout for use in OSMTracker for Android,
which hopefully will help in surveying paths and tracks, and subsequently
updating OSM. It's slightly different to the original layout within the
app, and it has buttons for UK designations, access restrictions,
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