Asking a question about marble maps
Dennis Nienhüser
nienhueser at kde.org
Mon Sep 26 20:36:25 UTC 2016
Hi all,
we made some good progress with vector tiles in the last weeks/months:
- tile levels 0-9 are basically done now from natural earth data and
Marble tools.
- the remaining tile levels 11-17 can be created with Marble tools now
as well. We need some development still to be able to deal with country
size input files. My plan here is to pre-tile them to level ~9 using
osmconvert and then feed to Marble tools. Similarly we need some
development to merge country borders. Both is relatively straightforward
to implement.
- we can mix file system and MBtile storage on the server now, which is
needed to store large amounts of tiles.
- we now have two nice servers (a fast one to generate tiles, a second
one with lots of space to host them)
- speed and styling tweaks are still needed
Given that we didn't finish a substantial portion of vector tile data
yet to cover most of the world, I just postponed the release by some
weeks [0]. I hope to find some more time to work on things in the next
weeks. Any help is welcome of course, as usual #marble in Freenode is
the place to discuss things.
Regards,
Dennis
[0] https://community.kde.org/Schedules/MarbleMaps1.0
Am 11.09.2016 23:18, schrieb Sanjiban Bairagya:
> Hi Abbas,
>
> The first official release of Marble Maps will be available from the
> Google Play Store on September 25th of this year itself.
>
> Regards,
> Sanjiban
>
> On Sep 12, 2016 12:44 AM, "abbas attar" <abbasattar1975 at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Hello!
>> I read something interesting about marble maps which is based on
>> osm. I like the navigation application which is based on osm since I
>> am an osm editor and I can see the results of my editing. Now the
>> question is this: when will it be released?
>> Best regards
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