This is the second part of my "PinePhone Daily Driver Challenge", focussing on Maps (after a few words on LibreOffice on the Pinephone and the new PinePhone Convergence Package with more RAM and memory, which you should totally choose, if you want to buy a PinePhone).
Also, as Public Transport Navigation can matter to people, we have a look at KTrip, an app for Plasma Mobile (running on phosh here) that supports an impressive number of Public Transport providers already.
I published an accompanying blog post: linmob.net/2020/07/18/pinephone-daily-driver-challenge-part1-maps-navigation.html
Stay tuned for the next "LinBits" on Sunday - my weekly PinePhone roundup on my blog linmob.net.
Also, if you are interested in the PinePhone or "true" Linux Phones in general, make sure to check out linmob.net/resources.
00:00 Intro (and LibreOffice)
00:38 Gnome Maps now runs fine for me
01:09 Linmob.net - check it out
01:42 Pine64 July Update | PinePhone postmarketOS CE Convergence Package
03:35 More Gnome Maps
03:48 KDE Marble Maps
05:40 Pure Maps (available on Flathub)
07:13 Pure Maps Routing Example
07:37 Pure Maps Mapping Data providers (Here, Mapbox, OpenCycleMaps et al.)
10:13 Pure Maps: No offline maps and configuration options
13:42 FoxtrotGPS (doesn't really work on Phosh)
15:03 Navit (did not work for me, likely needs map data)
16:14 Google Maps and setting up Gnome Web/Epiphany web apps
18:13 Openstreetmap.org web app
19:30 OpenRailway Map
20:26 Track Satellites with Gpredict
21:00 Grock (UK only, geological maps, great libhandy-UI)
22:13 Ktrip: Planning your Public transport journey (available as a flatpak on kdeapps)
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