In the spirit of the recent ideas threads here, I'd like to share my
ideas that I would like to achieve with the gta04, as part of a larger
system. I wrote it in an article format, and it isn't finished, but
nothing ever is. So here goes.
** introduction
I'm interested in free client - server clus
joa...@verona.se writes:
> In the spirit of the recent ideas threads here, I'd like to share my
> ideas that I would like to achieve with the gta04, as part of a larger
> system. I wrote it in an article format, and it isn't finished, but
> nothing ever is. So here goes.
I really like your ideas.
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 11:37 AM, wrote:
> *** instant messaging
> irc clients on the laptop or phone uses the server as gateway to other
> systems. Bitlbee is used for the proxy. znc fronts bitlbee, which
> handles the connections and logging.
Any reason not to use Jabber (XMPP)?
Christ van Wi
Christ van Willegen writes:
> On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 11:37 AM, wrote:
>> *** instant messaging
>> irc clients on the laptop or phone uses the server as gateway to other
>> systems. Bitlbee is used for the proxy. znc fronts bitlbee, which
>> handles the connections and logging.
>
> Any reason n
Hi Joakim
Your client/server ideas made for an interseting post
I wondered what software you had in mind for this:-
>
> *** mapping/location data
> open streetmap maps.
> A gpsd on the client feeds the cluster with location data.
>
Could you give a little more detail please
Best wishes
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"dmatthews.org" writes:
> Hi Joakim
>
> Your client/server ideas made for an interseting post
>
> I wondered what software you had in mind for this:-
>
>>
>> *** mapping/location data
>> open streetmap maps.
>> A gpsd on the client feeds the cluster with location data.
>>
>
> Could you give a
what did you have in mind for the geolocating via gsm towers and wifi?
http://openbmap.org ?
do you know any projects which make use of such data (triangulation). this
might be very interesting to enhance navit's routing possibilities if it
takes to long to get a gps-fix.
regards
robin
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On Wednesday 06 June 2012 00:23:39 joa...@verona.se wrote:
> "dmatthews.org" writes:
> > Hi Joakim
> >
> > Your client/server ideas made for an interseting post
> >
> > I wondered what software you had in mind for this:-
> >
> >> *** mapping/location data
> >> open streetmap maps.
> >> A gpsd o
On Wednesday 06 June 2012 21:38:07 Boudewijn wrote:
> On Wednesday 06 June 2012 00:23:39 joa...@verona.se wrote:
> > "dmatthews.org" writes:
> > > Hi Joakim
> > >
> > > Your client/server ideas made for an interseting post
> > >
> > > I wondered what software you had in mind for this:-
> > >
>
robin writes:
> what did you have in mind for the geolocating via gsm towers and wifi?
> http://openbmap.org ?
Yes this seems very suitable!
> do you know any projects which make use of such data (triangulation). this
> might be very interesting to enhance navit's routing possibilities if it
>
Boudewijn writes:
> On Wednesday 06 June 2012 00:23:39 joa...@verona.se wrote:
>> "dmatthews.org" writes:
>> > Hi Joakim
>> >
>> > Your client/server ideas made for an interseting post
>> >
>> > I wondered what software you had in mind for this:-
>> >
>> >> *** mapping/location data
>> >> ope
On Wednesday 06 June 2012 09:38:58 robin wrote:
> what did you have in mind for the geolocating via gsm towers and wifi?
> http://openbmap.org ?
> do you know any projects which make use of such data (triangulation). this
> might be very interesting to enhance navit's routing possibilities if it
>
Hi,
the openbmap project proposes a Web API for getting location, based on
the GSM data or WiFi.
The data is available for offline use too.
http://openbmap.org/api/openbmap_api.php5
Your example about navit, has been a target use case for the project for
a long time ;-) (speeding up the GPS
hi,
I had seen that they also provide an online api, though as far as I understand
for each cell that your phone sees it you can get the gps data of the cell. So
now you have eg the coordinates and signal strengths from 4 cells how do you
calculate where you are. Is there a function for the have f
Hi,
for a given cell, it gives you the average position of the cell
coverage, based on where it has been "seen" by openbmap logs.
I am not sure if the signal strength is being used in computing that
position. You should ask on the openbmap website, as I have not worked
very much on the algor
hi,
I have just seen that marble intends to use wlan router positions for gps
routing as well. they talk about
http://www.openwlanmap.org/
and a library: libwlocate
maybe this is of interest to your project.
best regards
robin
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