Thanks to hard work by @flyingpimonster Maps now supports downloading map areas for offline use!
This has been a long-awaited feature and will finally be available in GNOME 51.
Thanks to hard work by @flyingpimonster Maps now supports downloading map areas for offline use!
This has been a long-awaited feature and will finally be available in GNOME 51.
Another little “side project”: putting some more on Sweden (“färgläggning”)…
Have spent some time lately to extend (and refactor) the Lua script that I wrote some time ago for post-processing the GTFS data from Trafiklab in Transitous. Especially in Kiruna, the likelyhood of the mapping from line name to color seems extra stable, and less likely to change… 😄
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#transitous #motis #trafiklab #PublicTransport #PublicTransit #gnomemaps
Got a bit further on the departures/arrivals view feature.
Now shows a toggle group with tranportation modes available for the selected station/stop (when there are multiple modes served at the location) allowing filtering what to show.
#gnomemaps #gnome #transitous #PublicTransport #PublicTransit #mapstodon
Made some more progress on the implementation of the “stoptimes” API from MOTIS in Maps.
Now actually showing departures (or arrivals) in the place details when clicking on a “public transit-type“ place (station etc.), when there's data available in Transitous.
The rows still only shows the transit mode icon and line number/name (e.g. missing time, destination and so on…)
#gnomemaps #gnome #motis #transitous #PublicTransport #PublicTransit
Just added a first version of a contributing guide for Maps:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-maps/-/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md
Cool that Transitous now has schedule data for transit in Tbilisi, Georgia. In a couple of weeks it's exactly 15 years ago I was there on a work trip just about a month after started working for PrimeKey!
Would be kinda nice to visit again.
(I wanted to get a trip with one of the gondola (aerial way) lines for the screenshot, but got no results for that (I think they should be in the timetable data)
#transitous #tbilisi #georgia #sakhartvelo #gnomemaps #PublicTransit
Experimenting with showing platform information for the public transit itineraries in Maps (when available from datasets).
Maybe these labels spelling out "Departing from…" and so on are a bit "wordy"…
Predicting maglev trains might reach a break-through during 2026, I think it might be time to change the “default generic” icon in the route mode switcher widget for transit in Maps from the current train to a new variant!
Started implementing support for public transit delays in Maps
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-maps/-/issues/917
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-maps/-/merge_requests/619
#gnomemaps #transitous #mapstodon #PublicTransport #PublicTransit #realtimedata #motis #GtfsRT