Marble - Virtual Globe v1.5.5-1
Downloads: 266988
Votes: 25
Free & Open Source license
Votes: 25
Free & Open Source license
Find your way and explore the world with Marble.
Marble is a virtual globe with advanced routing capabilities. Use it as your personal navigation device to guide you to any destination in the world. Download maps from a variety of themes and explore the surroundings. Record your trip and share it with your friends.
Main features: - Online and offline routing - GPS tracking and recording (KML format) - Themable maps (OpenStreetMap, Satellite Map, many more) - Support for different projections (globe, flat map, ...) and other planets - Download of maps and route data for offline usage
Updated 2014-06-21 13:30 UTC
| Authors | Bastian Holst, Dennis Nienhüser, Torsten Rahn |
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Comments
Great application but not so great optimization for mobile-networks. I've yet to get good/proper signal-lock with this. Hopefully this will be improved in the future versions.
Great application. Giving 5 stars though there is room for improvement with offline routing & address search to match the functionality of online address search.
Highly recomended
@john: You can use the "Download Region" feature for that. It works on rectangular regions (the map region visible in the screen). To download offline routing maps, use the routing dialog. There's a detailed tutorial that covers both at http://userbase.kde.org/Marble/Maemo/OfflineRouting
Not sure if you have answered this already. But is they a way to download all of the uk maps and zoom levels etc just like a Tom Tom ?
So no internet connection is needed at all. handy when in another country with expensive data cost.
@Jakub: I plan to work on an offline address search for Marble 1.1 (~ April 2011) or 1.2 (August 2011). It will include city and street data for the country maps.
Great job! Just few questions/wishes: Is there any way to download cities'/streets'/etc. name index (with coordinates) from OSM so it wouldn't need an internet connection? I've managed to download some map tiles (very big, though) and a Navit map, but it still needs an internet connection for searching in the map.
Really like this, as I get to know it better it is slowly replacing ovi-maps
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