Early steps of MOTIS support in #gnomemaps for upcoming #transitous support. An example from the SF Bay area. Still all times are shown in UTC, and transportation modes aren't yet mapped, among lots of other missing stuff…
Here's a tiny questionnaire for those of you that use non-Latin scripts:
What script do you use (besides Latin)?
How do you use this script on a keyboard? (Do all the glyphs fit on a single keyboard, or does it require a special software input method? Is it handled by your apps or by your operating system?)
By answering this, you'll help me consider some things for a hobby project of mine (which I probably will ramble more than enough about here in the future). Thanks a lot 🥰
@bragefuglseth@gregorni the same with the Swedish layout (but it has ä and ö).
Danish also uses the same set as Norwegian (but they are swapped, I think).
In fact most keyboards sold (and laptops) has a generic "Nordic" layout with all printed on these keys.
Also, Finnish uses the Swedish layout (although the Finnish language doesn't make use of Å).
#GNOME Maps git main now uses the vector renderer by default! 🥳
The venerable #OpenStreetMap Mapnik raster tiles has served us well, but the time has now come to step up to give the new vector style and implementation some more testing before being official in #GNOME 47 in September!
I don't think there is a substantial difference in #UX between #MacOS and #Win11. There are lots of visual 'skinning' tweaks but the basic structural model of files/folders/2d windowing/invisible clipboard feels pretty baked at this point.
Are there any #Linux distros that break the mold? Shake things up a bit?
My point is that I feel all desktop #UXs have pretty much stagnated and no one is really trying anything different. I'd LOVE to hear of any crazy experiments.
I’ll be at #FOSDEM2024 in a month! It’s my first time attending after many, many years of people telling me I need to go. If you’re one of those folks, you’ll be attending #GUADEC2024 in Denver, CO, USA, right‽ 😜
Just released a 1.0.4 stable release of libshumate with the tile loading throttling fix by @flyingpimonster backported.
Have prepared a MR for Maps re-enabling the animations that we disabled earlier for the 44.0 release to avoid getting rate-limited (HTTP 429) by the OSMF tile server.
