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It would be nice if in addition to free, it mentioned whether or not the app was FOSS. When I was searching a couple of years ago, there were no open source bi
by Naac 6y ago
It would be nice if in addition to free, it mentioned whether or not the app was FOSS.
When I was searching a couple of years ago, there were no open source bike tracking android apps, and most of the "free" ones were trialware that popped up a subscription screen as soon as you tried to do anything complicated.
Also, I love the use of the <table> tag in this article.
- Mediterraneo10 6y agoEven two years ago, OSMAnd and Brouter were open source and available from the F-Droid repository.
- Naac 6y agoCool! I'll take a look at those. Back when I was looking, I was searching for something more bike specific.