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Hi Eildert,<br>
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great you like Marble! :-)<br>
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To our knowledge using Google satellite maps or Bing maps in Marble
violates their terms of service. Therefore we do not ship these map
themes. From a technical point of view however using them in Marble
is just two commands away for each (hint: clone what you like from
[1] in ~/.local/share/marble/maps/earth/).<br>
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We are working on more detailed satellite maps that can be shipped
with Marble currently. Not the kind of resolution Google offers, but
still much better than our current satellite maps. Maybe Torsten can
give a status update on it here :)<br>
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Regards,<br>
Dennis<br>
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Am 23.04.2012 10:38, schrieb Eildert Groeneveld:
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<pre wrap="">Dear All
after having played around with the current version of marble I am sold
of this package in particular as it has the openrouteservice integrated
so nicely togther with its beta version of cycle paths (routes the bike
riders over cycle paths).
What i find lacking is the detailed satellite view that allows to zoom
in to a higher lever, so that one can see what the surrounding of the
track is. This can for instance be done with viking.
I wonder how the google earth maps or other high resolution maps can
used in marble.
any suggestions?
E
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