I have 7 counties of 2008 Tigerline maps up and running on my 4Gb rPi -
Brown County and six surrounding Counties. It is not as slow as you'd
think. Certainly not as fast as a regular PC, but certainly not
excruciatingly slow. I was pleasantly surprised. Yes, I had to wait
from sometime in August 2012 until after Thanksgiving before I got mine
to play with it.
Dale. KG5LT
Subject:
[Xastir] vector maps in xastir coordinate system?
From:
Jason KG4WSV <[email protected]>
Date:
1/4/2013 8:37 PM
To:
Xastir - APRS client software discussion <[email protected]>
I've been looking at the raspberry pi (honestly, would probably
already have one if I saw it in stock somewhere) and wondering about
running xastir on it. I know it'll be excruciatingly slow, and I've
been thinking of ways to possible make it faster.
I know xastir has its own coordinate system, and I wondered if
converting existing vector maps (e.g. shapefile) into some sort of
xastir coordinate system vector format would be worth the effort?
Does someone with some insight into the code have an idea how much
computation takes place in the coordinate system transformation step?
-Jason
kg4wsv
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