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 of 128 compared to say Online/OSM_tiled_mapquest.geo (works well but always strikes me as a bit "dark".
Maybe when you have a good example of what can be done with dbfawk, you can check it into Git and I can load it in to check it out? Though I've never used this feature, my Xastir build is fully featured so it "should" work. (famous last words)
--David KI6ZHD On 07/15/2016 07:34 AM, Curt Mills wrote:
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 dbfawk files directly from GitHub and put them in place yourself. It's just a bit more work. If you don't care about offline mapping, then skip this QSO entirely and keep mapping on.
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