Ed Loach wrote:
Please let me know if you're interested or pass this on to
anyone who
might be.
Central Lincoln looks quite well mapped. Have you checked the
history of any of the information there and tried contacting those
mappers directly?
Nope. Might try that... Had hoped most people
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Excellent, thanks!
I've a 901 and have used a similar process previously.
For those who, like myself, are using a Debian derivative (actually
using a Ubuntu based distro optimised for eee) simply replace yum with
apt-get.
Only thing is tangogps is not in Ubuntu Hardy repositories, might be in
for Intrepid (due out this month).
gpsd, gpsbabel, gpsdrive are all in repositories...
Valent Turkovic wrote:
I would be really thankful if anyone can check it the packages are the
same on debian based distros and or does
Someone in Wolves-LUG just posted this link:
http://cass.no-ip.com/~cassidy/blog/index.php/post/2008/08/22/More-Map-widget
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Sorry, just noticed annoucement on dev list!
Lovely weather...
Tom Higgy wrote:
Someone in Wolves-LUG just posted this link:
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I'm intending to come down both days. OSM t-shirt in the wash right now :)
See you there.
Andy Robinson (blackadder-lists) wrote:
A reminder to all that the final ever LUG Radio Live event [1] is taking
place this weekend in Wolverhampton. So if you are about come on over and
have some fun.
Matthias Urlichs wrote:
I'd really like to hear the street names as pronounced by the people
who actually logged them, too -- but, to be useful, that kind of stuff
must be consistent.
I can imagine the result of the Welsh mapping party would be quite
amusing...
OK, my BGT-31 arrived today so did some testing of it after work (which
got cut short by a drawing pin in the front wheel).
Unfortunately for me, although I'd put the SD card in I'd forgotten to
turn on logging so have only the internal log at 10 seconds.
Eventually got gpsbabel 1.3.5
Hi folks,
Just wanted to announce a mapping day in Shrewsbury next Saturday (10th
May). I appear to be the only mapper so am hoping to attract locals to
the project if possible.
Open for anyone available to come along, do some mapping, meet up for
drinks.
I'll be at the Shrewsbury Hotel
http://osm.bandnet.org/osm_stats/pngs/month-latest.png
Blue line...
I never really did anything useful with this. Also missing some when I
gave up leaving my computer on.
Frederik Ramm wrote:
Hi,
whenever I make a presentation about OSM, I tell them about our
exponential growth. I used
Not sure I can come along to this one but will text you, Andy, on the day.
I'll see if I can get a decent picture of the new St. Chad's Circus when
I'm in one of the buildings for my driving theory test on Friday. Floor
18 so should be high enough. :)
Andy Robinson (blackadder) wrote:
Mike
tim wrote:
We may not be all terrorists, but we are participating in terrorist behaviour.
£10 in cigarettes and a phone call for the first person to be
arrested and held for a month from mapping.
I got stop-searched today at B'ham New Street station, something related
to counter-terrorism.
SteveC wrote:
I've done two screencast intros to OSM, one general and one potlatch.
http://showmedo.com/videos/series?name=mS2P1ZqS6
Awsome, thanks!
I've been using JOSM so far (was no Potlatch when I'm joined and JOSM
kind of stuck) but have been starting to use Potlatch for really minor
Photos: around 4GB
John McKerrell wrote:
Hi
After a conversation on IRC I started wondering what the total disk
space was that people had used for their OSM photos (the photos of
road signs, postboxes, etc. that many people use for mapping). I
thought I'd conduct a straw poll on here
I may do (weather, carriage of bike on train and money permitting).
I want to do more of Shrewsbury sometime, probably during March. Anyone
up for that?
Richard Fairhurst wrote:
Hello all,
I fancy going to map Worcester on Saturday 23rd Feb. Anyone else up
for it?
Robert (Jamie) Munro wrote:
I would be interested in a North Wales mapping party as I have relatives
~ who I could stay with.
For accommodation the riding centre where I used to work has some great
facilities. Only thing is location could make things more difficult for
those without cars.
that constitute a
derived work?
Cheers,
Steve Coast wrote:
no
they're probably from
http://www.election-maps.co.uk/
On 18 Oct 2007, at 13:05, Tom Higgy wrote:
Hi folks,
For my dad's campaigning for the local branch of a certain major
political party, he has maps of local Birmingham ward
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