NABBLE [was: Re: [omgps] collect feature requests]

[mqy]

it seems firefox plugin "cookieculler" prevents post displaying response.
noscript is another trouble maker. I'm sorry for the duplicates.


David Ford wrote:
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> TY
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> 4x posted message:
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> On 06/29/09 20:29, mqy wrote:
>> First, I must appreciate all omgps users, for your test and feed back.
>>
>> Because ersion 0.1 gets stable for now, and it will be integrated into
>> official openembeded repository, I'm planing start next major developing
>> stage. Here is current plan:
>>
>> 1. better supports for track logging, nuk ask me to add altitude to track
>> log, good point. I can remember complains about the lack of POI, and
>> suggestion of voice recording to help post precess of track logging.
>>
>> 2. support dynamic layers, including POI, openbmap data, etc. my concerns
>> are (1) performance (2) is it possible or necessary to support user
>> defined
>> layers as plugins?
>>
>> 3. and other big things related to routing.
>>
>> Requirement of version 0.2 will be frozen due 07-07, the core task is to
>> make it track-friendly for OSM map and JOMS application. Please feel free
>> to
>> comment or add new feature requests here.
>>
>> regards, mqy
>>    
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