@danielst yup, as long as it also works on a non-touchscreen form factor :) #OSM #ScoutServer sounds like something that runs on a server, which I don't have (yet). I'm looking for a map app that works with an existing service, as OSMand+ does.
@strypey
It's intended to be installed on the device. Basically, the map client (e.g. Pure Maps) connects to your localhost to access offline map data. Just have a look.
@danielst I will. Thanks for the clarification.
It's designed as much to be a digital atlas globe, but it does do navigation as well, without any touchscreen necessary.
Just so you're aware, for offline routing you need to install the offline routing plugin from within the app.
@strypey do you need navigation or just map viewing? If it's just map viewing I can suggest QLandkarte GT... I use it for displaying GPX traces from my Garmin watch, and it uses OSM map data by default
@desikn thanks, but #GMapCatcher appears to have been mostly unmaintained for at least the last couple of years:
https://github.com/heldersepu/GMapCatcher/issues/444#issuecomment-343578216
Also license situation is unclear.
Have you had a look at https://github.com/Maproom/qmapshack/wiki ? It's quite good for offline composing complex routes to follow with your garmin, or such.
@strypey navit. I remember it from the maemo days.
@subca is it available for GNU/Linux though?
@subca you mean this #GNOME maps?
https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Maps
@strypey
Is it okay if it happens to also work on a mobile form factor? ;)
OSM Scout Server + Pure Maps should do what you want.
(and is WIP for the Librem 5, too)