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I am planning on building a custom Linux distro and have not really came across many options in the Linux world to use for GPS/NAV.
Is GPSDrive the only feasible software to use with Linux for this purpose? If not what are some alternatives? TIA! :madgrin:
Navit is a feasible alternative. I found it painful to setup but it's working well now.
There is one more,Polnav from Polstar
It can be used with Linux or Windows as can be seen in <a href="http://www.polstargps.com">here</a>
Sygic Fleet has a Linux version as well.
http://www.sygic.com/en/business:sdk
bandung_steve,
where were you able to get Polnav to try out? I went to thier site and couldn't find a download/purchase link anywhere...
Nasa,please check PM,download link for trial version
I used to be an active map developer for Indonesian community maps.
I am still in touch with some senior mappers,that's how i got a trial version
You guys might want to check this sites out.
I am ordering from Taiwan,however it will take a month (Chinese New Year there)
Hopefully,there are some interest in this gps application,so somebody here in MP3Car would be able to integrate it
onto RR,CF or even Linux one.
I don't know how?