 Zaurus Gui Wrapper For Gpsbabel, Can anyone put one together? |
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 Jun 15 2005, 02:56 AM
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Just found an ipk for gpsbabel and I have to say it is best thing on the zaurus platform for transferring waypoint/route/track data to/from many handheld gps devices. I am currently using a garmin geko 201 with qpegps for "street navigation (of sorts)" and command-line gpsbabel for data transfer over /dev/ttyS0.
Although I am happy using gpsbabel command-line interface, it will be excellent if we could get some sort of gui interface to gpsbabel. It has 100s of options and modes. Maybe something using ruby/ruby-qte or even bash/opie-sh will be nice. Any takers? I have a C860 running Cacko 1.22. Thanks. |
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May 24 2006, 05:40 PM
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QUOTE(ensign @ Jun 15 2005, 06:56 AM) Just found an ipk for gpsbabel and I have to say it is best thing on the zaurus platform for transferring waypoint/route/track data to/from many handheld gps devices. I am currently using a garmin geko 201 with qpegps for "street navigation (of sorts)" and command-line gpsbabel for data transfer over /dev/ttyS0.
Although I am happy using gpsbabel command-line interface, it will be excellent if we could get some sort of gui interface to gpsbabel. It has 100s of options and modes. Maybe something using ruby/ruby-qte or even bash/opie-sh will be nice. Any takers? I have a C860 running Cacko 1.22. Thanks.  |
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May 24 2006, 05:43 PM
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Have you found a way to turn the sl-6000 into a nav device? I am interested in using my as an attachment to the dash for in-car use and #1 search now is for a suitable navigation application. I am not technical but have access to someone who can help with that part.
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