GMapCatcher is an offline maps viewer. It downloads CloudMade,
OpenStreetMap or Google Map tiles automatically, display them using
a specific GUI. User can view the maps while offline.
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breaking cd /usr/ports && SUBDIR=some/path make something for
category makefiles. While there, also put spaces around += uniformously.
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Merkaartor is an openstreetmap mapping program written in C++/QT4. It
focuses on providing a visually pleasing but performant editing environment
for free geographical data.
Performs cartographic transformations between geographic (lat/lon)
and map projection (x/y) coordinates. Can also transform directly
from one map projection coordinate system to another.
Coordinates can be given as numpy arrays, python arrays, lists or
scalars.
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TileCache provides a Python-based WMS-C/TMS server, with pluggable
caching mechanisms and rendering backends. In the simplest use case,
TileCache requires only write access to a disk, the ability to run
Python CGI scripts, and a WMS you want to be cached. With these
resources, you can create your own local disk-based cache of any WMS
server, and use the result in any WMS-C supporting client, like
OpenLayers, or any TMS supporting client, like OpenLayers and worldKit.
Emerillon is a map viewer.
It features OpenStreetMap based maps: the street map, the cycling map
and the transportation map. Use it to:
- Browse maps,
- Search the map for places,
- Placemark places for later quick access.
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OSM2Go is an Openstreetmap editor designed to run on small devices.
Current featureset includes:
* Managing multiple mapping projects.
* Adding, moving and deletion of ways and nodes and editing their tags.
* JOSM-style presets for speedy tagging.
* Import GPS traces or Live GPS trace for GPS-enabled devices
* WMS server support: NASA satellite imagery
* Limited relation support
* Upload and download changes to the OSM servers!
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Ruby port of MobileMe screenscraper allowing message sending and
retrieval of current location of an iPhone.
>> require 'rubygems' ; require 'findmyiphone'
>> i = FindMyIphone.new(username,password)
>> i.locateMe
>> i.sendMessage("Foo bar")
