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Complete offline geocaching solution
The GPXView application reads and displays geocaching.com GPX files and serves as a geocaching navigation tool.
Geocaching is a worldwide game of hiding and seeking treasure. A geocacher can place a geocache in the world, pinpoint its location using GPS technology and then share the geocache's location online via sites like http://www.geocaching.com.
GPXView lets you import so-called pocket queries (detailed geocaching descriptions) from those sites and allows you to view the contained information in a convenient way. Furthermore, GPXView can guide you to geocache locations using your devices built-in GPS. It also features an embedded terrain map showing you the exact location of the geocache to find the best way to approach it. Once you've
As stated before: Maemo is dicontinued and it thus doesn't make much sense to invest futher time into gpxview.
Regarding your questions: 1) Wherigos are not documented nor did they really take off. To support wherigos one would have to reverese-engeneer everything. On the other hand that's not worth the effort given the fact the basically noone uses wherigo anymore 2) Alternate coordinate systems are rarely used in geocaching, so it would confuse more people than it would help. Plus this is also a significant effort.
So no, none of this is considered for implementation in gpxview