Mumpot
Mumpot is a gtk mapping application written by Andreas Kemnade (andreas(at)kemnade.info) with simple editing features (for editing OpenStreetMap data) mainly (but not only) for use with mobile linux equipped devices, tested on a GPE installation on an ipaq2200 and on the openmoko platform. Look also at the README included.
Files:
mumpot 0.6 source
SHA256: aa921664bcb15115796607cc34f83caaaf2280685be512bd8a9250a44ae83bd4
md5sum 9a0409c39e49c45cea3160c7ec7fe976
PGP signature of the source
openmoko package
openmoko doc package
German openmoko i18n package (locale de)
French openmoko i18n package (locale fr)
Hungarian openmoko i18n package (locale hu)
Chinese openmoko i18n package (locale zh)
ebuild file for gentoo users
live ebuild file using the git repository
mumpot is also in the openembedded repository but not in the openmoko
mirror of it.
here are the files which belong
into openembedded/packages. Then you can create ipk packages with bitbake
Git
The git repository is at git://git.mumpot.org/mumpot
Features
- Now OSM API 0.6 compatible (if libcurl is available, also upload is possible)
- displaying of tiled map (especially for those from osm)
- planed routes can be marked (does not use the osm vector data for this), loaded and saved.
- with osm vector data, also shortest path searches can be done
- maps can be printed at some fixed scales.
- osm vector data can be loaded from a file and saved.
- a primitive tag editor, so you can add a missing street name on the move
- can connect to a gps which provides NMEA-Data (using a TCP connection (to gpsd), a bluetooth rfcomm connection, or a serial device (which may also be a bluetooth rfcomm device))
-
adding new ways by clicking a button at the beginning of the way and the end of the way, while travelling the way, you can select the highway class, of course this is only advisable when gps connections are good.
- deleting existing ways and nodes, adding new ways (non-live)
- inserting POIs
- uploading your changes to OSM
Changes between 0.6 and 0.5
- improved statistics
- optionally show a blinking heading arrow so you see where you go
- allow data files to be loaded from the commandline
- split tracks if timestamps are too far away
- extended tag preset support
- checkboxes
- textfields
- menus can be reused in multiple places
Changes between 0.5 and 0.4
- optionally color lines by speed
- support for gzipped gps streams
- join node to nearest way function
- merge newly-downloaded data with existing data
- statistics window with speed, maxspeed and total
distance,
- split ways at selected node
- save format selection: GPX/NMEA
- save changes as OSMChange file
- API0.6 compability
- upload support
- GPS settings and OSM account settings are saved
Changes between 0.3.2 and 0.4
- inserting POIs
- configurable tag presets gui for ways and POIs
- fso-gpsd compatibility
- remove some debug consistency checks during routing
which greatly decreases runtime
- A* instead of Dijkstra of start and goal of a route are known
- do not overwrite old tiles with new zero-sized files,
do not overwrite tile files if size is less than 1/3 of original
- limit number of concurrently running downloads
- trying to download every tile before printing
- also the get_maprect tool downloads its data now
- non-live editing mode: selecting objects, moving nodes,
deleting objects, adding new ways
- optionally show non-street ways (areas, railways, ...)
- simple map selection dialog if no map is found
Changes between 0.3.1 and 0.3.2
- send r+ to gpsd if no NMEA data arrives
- adding cyclemap wrapper
- fixed handling of alpha channel in pngs so that the cyclemap
can be displayed
- mouse gestures for route editing no it can be done
with one mouse button (also important for using the osm download feature)
- manpages
short installation notes
Just do the usual
./configure && make && make install
and then start
mumpot-tah
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