On 16/07/16 07:00, xastir-requ...@lists.xastir.org wrote:
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Hey,
I ordered a Pocket CHIP last summer for the heck of it and it arrived last
week. Next Thing Co. After getting through some issuesof flashing the thing
with the 4.4 GUI C.H.I.P. Flasher I got Xastir through apt-get. It's a Debian
Jessie distro and the 4.4 and 4.3 gui'swith Gnome run on
We "needs" something ready made that neophytes and the geographically,
academically impaired can just drop in a directoryre-index and then go. I
still have around some of the old Tiger 2006 and Cloudmade maps from 2008 from
mine and surrounding states. It's just too derned easy to have a drop-
On the topic of pretty offline maps, I have followed online directions to
setup my own local OSM tile server and then created an xastir mapfile to
point to localhost. It's not trivial, but if you are comfortable with basic
system administration and building codes it is doable.
- Jason
On Fri, Jul
On Fri, Jul 15, 2016 at 8:54 AM, David Ranch wrote:
>
> I've never used any of this dbfawk capability before but beyond it's
> offline ability, I've always been curious on it's performance benefits,
> maybe it's better looking than OSM, etc. Could you post some screen
> captures of what things l
Hey Curt,
I've never used any of this dbfawk capability before but beyond it's
offline ability, I've always been curious on it's performance benefits,
maybe it's better looking than OSM, etc. Could you post some screen
captures of what things look like on your tuned dbfawk setup with a zoom
I should have specified that this is only for the Git version of Xastir
(development version). If you're running that version already do a "git
pull" to get the latest, then configure/build/install Xastir again to get
the latest files installed.
For those not running the latest, you can snag the d
On Thu, Jul 14, 2016 at 3:26 PM, Curt Mills wrote:
> http://xastir.org/index.php/HowTo:DBFAWK
>
> I looked at the geofabrik.de files a bit for WA. There don't appear to be
> land-mass layer or lake layers, but otherwise they look good. I have roads
> and water layers displaying already but the db
