Yep, this is what we use. I always found the others too prescriptive. I don't need to add the type, size or brand of cheese, I just want to put cheese, and me or my wife knows what sort of cheese to buy.
If we need something specific, you can add that detail too.
Super quick, super simple. I would love a self hosted alternative, bit there is nothing as simple that I have found.
How nice of them, I asked them to add links to the apps, as I don't know what they are by the name.
Thanks :)
I wonder if there are simple interfaces, basically just a setup in osmand that simplifies it for people like my wife that does want complex
It is powerful enough that I reckon it can do it.
Yeah, sorta out of the box. But there are a few crash bugs in it, as pointed out in article.
It would be good if qgis had some native osm plugins
Yeah, sorta out of the box. But there are a few crash bugs in it, as pointed out in article.
It would be good if qgis had some native osm plugins
I loved maperitive. But it has not been maintained for ages.
If they opened it up, I'm sure it would get some love for the community as it is a really cool tool that could go much further than it has already.
Sigh.
There are lots still. Typically in lower socio-economic communities, as well as certain countries.
But, they still smike
Thanks! Is it possible to have the headings for each app link to the app page?
That way anyone who doesn't know what the app is or does can go straight there.
Cheers
It has to be!
Nah. How many people still smoke, or eat a heap of crap food, knowing that it will effect their future health.
They will carry on on for the immediate dopamine hit of profits!
Maybe they are farmers? Apparently they have to live quote remote.
I have family that use it as there is nothing else available
Edit: fiber is cheap, but the land and labour required is not.
I am very conscious of how much data I use due to where I now live. I have noticed that flatpak's have a massive download size (100's of megs), especially when compared to the deb package (kb to mb) 2-3 orders of magnitude more.