been using linux for a few years both on servers and my pc and I never had to build sth myself
Taking a quick look at the source code, it seems like they use map libre for displaying the map which is open source. The only thing not open source are the JawgMaps servers, which serve the tiles for the map in the app. This means that there are no closed source libraries running in the app/on your phone, the only thing happening is the app sending HTTP requests to JawgMaps to load tiles.
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Gibt es immer noch: https://strecken-info.de/
Da wird kaum was umschrieben, Beispiel (Screenshots nicht mehr aktuell):
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yeah, just like at Christmas, New Year's Eve or your birthday
1 monkey would likely die before producing Shakespeare
that would require moving every single thing up which would break a lot of stuff like mod/plugin data
Hi, I am planning to build my own location history service similar to the google maps timeline.
For this, I need a simple app that sends my current location (and current speed/altitude if possible) to a given HTTPS endpoint every x seconds.
Is there an app that does that? I could also build my own app, but I'd prefer to spend my time on the server-side.
I found a similar feature in OsmAnd (see the image below), but I'd like to not send my coordinates via URL parameters for security reasons.
public transit and walking increased because I was on holiday. also the displayed hours do not represent the real time I was moving because google sometimes continues recording even if I go to a supermarket, take a break etc
they're not required, only the update manager thing wants you to. if you update via dnf you don't need to restart 90% of the time