Nokia bought Navteq for $6.8B US, either this week or last week.
Now the fun begins
73 from 807,
Richard, N6NKO
Tom Russo wrote:
On Fri, Oct 05, 2007 at 10:53:12PM -0500, we recorded a bogon-computron collision of
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Google and Mapquest get
If I'm understanding this right, that'd work for me!! Thanks for the
discussion.
As a 'drop in' part of xastir itself, I'd guess it'd make things quite a
bit larger distribution wise, but sure would make the cross platform bit
sweet.
I'd be a bit concerned with crossing up users package
Hello one and all,
After upgrading to SUSE 10.3 (further pitfalls and gotcha's to follow
later), I see that it still has the slider text bug in OpenMotif. However,
there is an easy fix and I also verified that it works in 10.2 also.
(I haven't put this in the Wiki yet, I only just got
or another way to downgrade OpenMotif...
you can use Yast (search for 'motif' to find the installed libraries) to
uninstall the existing 2.3 version of openMotif, and then use the procedure
below from the HowTo:OpenSUSE 10.2 in the Wiki to install the older version.
Use Firefox to browse to the
Unfortunately just installing the rpm's won't work in 10.3 since other stuff
now depends on it so you have to use Yast so the dependencies are cleaned
up. Oh and the first thing I do on any SUSE system is uninstall Zen since
it is a memory hog and cpu cycle stealer so I have to use Yast.
Dave
Thanks, I guess I won't be in a hurry to upgrade to 10.3.
On 10/6/07, David Flood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunately just installing the rpm's won't work in 10.3 since other
stuff now depends on it so you have to use Yast so the dependencies are
cleaned up. Oh and the first thing I do
I just put in the FC2 version on my F7 machine and backed out
lesstif-devel. I ended up having to create a symlink for the shared
libraries and all is running fine. Even the slider bars appear to be fine.
73 from 807,
Richard, N6NKO
Lee Bengston wrote:
Thanks, I guess I won't be in a hurry
I shutdown xastir in error and now when I restart xastir it starts
brings up a partial map I was running then stops .
I am running Ubuntu 7.04
This is the error I am getting:
Xlib: unexpected async reply (sequence 0xd9f1a)!
X Error of failed request: BadRequest (invalid request code or no
Also said they intended to keep Navteq as a separate operating unit.
This is a play to get first dibs on location-based services maps. I
anticipate they'll still sell those to competitors, but that the price
may go up a bit. If they go up too much someone else will fill the void.
gerry
Don't know if we could include the database engine in Xastir, and that's
rather contrary to the Unix Way of Doing Things, but we could facilitate
portage, rpm's and deb's to cover most of the obvious ones with a
postgres dependency, and a component to add the postgis patch.
More'n likely my
I watched it for a couple of more days after it last came up and it
started calming down. I'll try to carve some time out on Monday. What
I need to identify if this is something with the latest build of AWIPS
or WarnGen being fed into the system.
gerry
Tom Russo wrote:
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