Talk:Potlatch 2
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Vorschlag: gemeinsame Presets mit Josm usw.
Ich denke die Verwaltung der Presets sollte zusammengeführt werden wo sich alle Programme bedienen können.
(English: I think the presets should be used with Josm in one file Format and one place!)--Curmet 15:38, 16 July 2010 (UTC)
Creating relations
I do not see an obvious way to create relations in Potlatch 2. Is there such a way presently? Thanks. --Ceyockey 15:23, 4 December 2010 (UTC)
- Ah, I just found it . . . double clicking in the Relations panel of Advanced editing brings up the loaded Relations list with an option to create a new relation. This could be added to the documentation for clarity. --Ceyockey 15:24, 4 December 2010 (UTC)
Live Edit
I think it is good that you've dropped the 'live edit' feature. This feature has presented some problems to me in the past related to clashing with myself and some poor management of cached changes which have not yet been saved. --Ceyockey 15:28, 4 December 2010 (UTC)
Nice, But slow =/
Potlatch 2 looks really nice. But panning the map is painfully slow!
At first it seemed like it is quicker to draw paths/polygons, but after it got some nodes in it (A hundred or two maybe), it started to lag a sec at each new node.
If it were not for those issues, I would probably switch today!
I can add that I probably does not have the most powerful computer either, it is 3yrs old or so (or is it four?). It got 3GB of RAM, an Intel Core2 Duo CPU (T8100, two logical processing units) at 2.1 GHz. I use 64bit Ubuntu 10.04, and Flash 10.0 (I believe it is 32bit).
The reason to why I use the old flash version is because 2.1 Introduces a painful memory leak bug, and it is just worse in 2.2 ...
I hope you can turn this feedback into something good :)
User:KnarF - 17:28, 20 February 2011
"See more at WhereCamp EU..." but content is gone
This page links to https://www.socialtext.net/wherecamp/index.cgi?wherecamp_eu_session_potlatch_2_making_openstreetmap_easy_to_edit but there is no presentation to be watched there. The PDF slides that used to be at http://www.systemed.net/osm/wherecamp_potlatch.pdf are now a 404. The link to WhereCamp EU should therefore be removed or updated. --apapadop 10:58, 5 April 2011 (BST)
