The last version up on the old devnet was 1.05. I have my hacked (for Kismet so I can see APs popup live) version if you can\'t find a binary. Apparently the tool palette crashes Qt/E, so it is disabled. It is also possible that Bluetooth and/or the stack is using too much CPU or passing damaged data to roadmap. Roadmap uses less CPU at higher magnifications. Also, turn navigation and speech off.
On my program I\'ve added gzipped shape files (saves 30%) and adjacent city lines and county lines and a few other tweaks. I\'m using fairly pure Qt (or QPE), so it should work under anything that supports that toolkit - I assume PDAXROM would support it. It runs under Qt/X on my Mac, (cyg)Win, and my Linux PC as well as my Zaurus. In fact I use one of the PCs with autograb enabled and unzoom and pan to get zaurus (little-endian) compatible shape files. Autograb launches a shell script that pulls the tgrSSCCC.zip file from the internet, then runs a few standard system programs and my database builder on it - you only notice a long pause while it is building the shape file, then the new county appears - something like roadmap\'s download feature, except I can start with raw files.
My only question is if I really want to make it GPL or hold it or some combination (I have some really neat techniques to speed up the drawing and increase compression and I\'m under 1000 lines of code for the display app) - The problem is that I need to do things like eat and pay rent, and apparently there are no opensource fellowships or grants I can get to do this. Also, a good map/feature database (one with correct road types, names, etc.) is several thousand dollars, and I\'d eventually want to adapt things for that, but they too want money up-front.