Hi Tobias, I just finished having a play with OSMembrane. Colour me impressed :-) It's a great little app, and provides a nicely polished user experience.
I hope development on the tool remains active, or that it at least continues to be maintained. It should be a great complement to Osmosis. Cheers, Brett On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 11:05 PM, Tobias Kuhn <tob...@osmembrane.de> wrote: > > > Hello OSM community, > > we're three students which had to develop a *Graphical Interface for > Osmosis* during a practical task. This task now is finished and we'd like to > release our product to the real world and see whether the world needs it or > not. > > The program is written in Java with Swing and named OSMembrane, the name is > a pun on Osmosis and semipermeable membranes. It is available at * > http://www.osmembrane.de/* (the site is in English) > > <http://osmembrane.de/>There you can obtain the latest executable release > as well as the source code and project managment. It's licensed under the > GPL to be compatible with software already present in OSM. The Osmosis tasks > are included via an XML file so it is extendible. Currently supported > locales are English and German. > > We're primarily interested in feedback for OSMembrane: Do you like it? Do > you need it? Will you use it in the future? What's good and what's bad? So > please don't hesitate to post your thoughts, a lousy answer is better than > none. :) > > And additionally, since we won't be able to spend too much additional time > on this project we'd also like to offer the possibility to maintain the > project and continue the development, if anyone likes to. > > Greetings > > > _______________________________________________ > osmosis-dev mailing list > osmosis-dev@openstreetmap.org > http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/osmosis-dev >
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