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One roadblock for GNOME on mobile is a proper maps/navigation app. On android there exist a couple using openstreetmaps (like organic maps) but no offline maps
by aiilns 4y ago
One roadblock for GNOME on mobile is a proper maps/navigation app. On android there exist a couple using openstreetmaps (like organic maps) but no offline maps & navigation programme for Linux.
Anyway I hope things will improve in the next year and even more hopefully I'll be able to help out.
- linmob 4y agoIf you can tolerate Qt or SDL on your system, there are a few options: https://linuxphoneapps.org/categories/maps-and-navigation/ https://linuxphoneapps.org/categories/maps-and-navigation/ Other than that, I think that the planned GTK4 port of GNOME Maps has the potential to improve things a lot.