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I think I want to marry Google Earth.
News to me, apparently not only is there a version 4, but linux is now supported on versions 3 & 4
http://earth.google.com/earth4.html
Google Earth Rocks!!
I think I want to marry Google Earth.
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M10000 Nehemiah, 1Gb RAM, Opus 90w PS, Buffalo Tech WLI2-USB2-G54, 160 Gb HDD, GlobalSat BU-353 GPS, iGuidance, Zippy EL-610, Panasonic CW8123B Slim Slot CDRW/DVD, 10" Lilliput, Sony XA-300, Sony CDX-MP30 Head, OBD-II
I dont now if this is the right forum but I need to ask this. Is there a GPS for mac? If there is..... Is this applicable here in the philippines. thanks
You're right chakd. This isn't the right place for your question. You should start your own thread instead of hi-jacking this one.
I don't know much about Mac's, but I'm certain that any GPS receiver that is USB will work with a Mac. The problem then becomes the software. For that you would would need to make sure whatever software you got had maps for the Philipines. That question I can't answer. I suggest posting a new thread in the GPS subforum.
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M10000 Nehemiah, 1Gb RAM, Opus 90w PS, Buffalo Tech WLI2-USB2-G54, 160 Gb HDD, GlobalSat BU-353 GPS, iGuidance, Zippy EL-610, Panasonic CW8123B Slim Slot CDRW/DVD, 10" Lilliput, Sony XA-300, Sony CDX-MP30 Head, OBD-II
I love GE 4! I just wrote a little app to make our use of it for GPS a little bit easier.
Since my net conn in my car is super slow if non-existent (GPRS when available), I needed a cache of the areas I would likely drive in, but building a large cache by hand is a pain! So, I wrote a cache builder app! I hope you all like it, as GE just rocks and this should make life a little bit easier
Cool. I'll have to take a look at it and see if I can adapt it for nix use.Originally Posted by njwashor
I love GE 4! I just wrote a little app to make our use of it for GPS a little bit easier.
Since my net conn in my car is super slow if non-existent (GPRS when available), I needed a cache of the areas I would likely drive in, but building a large cache by hand is a pain! So, I wrote a cache builder app! I hope you all like it, as GE just rocks and this should make life a little bit easier
It's written in C++ VS 2003 right now, using some windows specific code, but could be overcome in a few hours I'm sure
Nate
Sweet. I'm not that familar with QT myself, so one less thing to learn at the moment.It's written in C++ VS 2003 right now, using some windows specific code, but could be overcome in a few hours I'm sure
Nate
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