Mumpot

Mumpot
Author:	Andreas Kemnade
License:	GNU General Public License
Platforms:	Linux, Openmoko Linux, and GPE
Status:	Broken
Version:	0.6 (2009-04-20)
Languages:	German, English, and ...
Website:	http://www.mumpot.org
Source code:	git://git.mumpot.org/mumpot
Programming language:	C
Touchscreen based Data editor
Features Feature Value Map Display Display map yes Map data raster;vector Source online;cache;offline Rotate map 3D view no Shows website Shows phone number Shows operation hours Routing Routing yes Create route manually Calculate route Create route via Waypoints Routing profiles Turn restrictions Calculate route without Internet (Offline routing) Routing providers Avoid traffic Traffic Provider Navigating Navigate Find location Find nearby POIs Navigate to point Navigation with voice / Voice guidance no Keep on road Lane guidance Works without GPS Navigate along predefined route Tracking Make track yes Customizable log interval Track formats Geotagging Fast POI buttons yes Upload GPX to OSM Monitoring Monitoring Show current track yes; Open existing track yes Altitude diagram Show POD value Satellite view Show live NMEA data Show speed Send current position no Editing Add POIs Edit / Delete POIs yes Add way Edit geometries Edit arbitrary tags of existing OSM objects Edit relations View notes Create notes Edit notes Work offline Support imagery offset DB Upload to OSM yes Rendering (Not set) Accessibility (Not set)

Mumpot was a gtk mapping application written by Andreas Kemnade with simple editing features mainly (but not only) for use with mobile devices, tested on a GPE installation on an ipaq2200 and on the openmoko platform.

Features

• displaying of tiled map (especially for those from osm)
• planed routes can be marked (does not use the osm vector data for this), loaded and saved.
• with osm vector data, also shortest path searches can be done
• maps can be printed at some fixed scales.
• osm vector data can be loaded from a file and saved.
• a primitive tag editor, so you can add a missing street name on the move
• can connect to a gps which provides NMEA-Data (using a TCP connection (to gpsd), a bluetooth rfcomm connection, or a serial device (which may also be a bluetooth rfcomm device))
• adding new ways by clicking a button at the beginning of the way and the end of the way, while travelling the way, you can select the highway class, of course this is only advisable when gps connections are good.
• deleting existing ways and nodes, adding new ways (non-live)
• inserting POIs
• OSM API 0.6 support

Installation

short installation notes

If you want to be able to upload osm data, you need to install the libcurl-dev packets from your distribution Just do the usual

./configure && make && make install

and then start

mumpot

Debian

Prebuilt packages and source are available at http://pkg-fso.alioth.debian.org/debian/pool/main/m/mumpot/

creating Debian package

You need to install these packages:

apt-get install fakeroot dh-make pkg-config libxml2-dev libgtk2.0-dev libbluetooth2-dev libbz2-dev

Extract the mumpot source code and run dh_make to configure:

dh_make --createorig

Choose single binary. For compiling run

fakeroot debian/rules binary