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Metehan ÖzyürekPrefer @CoMaps instead of Organic Maps.
mxk@MetehanOzyurek @Tutanota I would argue, it's too early to say which of the two will survive and at the moment there is no relevant difference between both for users
CoMaps has been forked because of some issues with Organic Maps. So, it's better from the beginning. They solved that problems in their own fork. In fact, Organic Maps became more active after CoMaps :D
Moreover, CoMaps added some great features and changed to the better colors (for both UI and maps) while also forking new features from Organic Maps.
They're always open to community ideas, unlike Organic Maps.
For more, you can check this:
https://news.itsfoss.com/organic-maps-fork-comaps/
@MetehanOzyurek @Tutanota I follow both projects and I know what the fork was about.
That still doesn't mean that coMaps will have long-term success and the difference in the released versions are subjective at best.
And itsfoss really isn't a page I would use as a source for anything 😂
That still doesn't mean that coMaps will have long-term success and the difference in the released versions are subjective at best.
And itsfoss really isn't a page I would use as a source for anything 😂
Because CoMaps is community-owned, it's more likely to be in active development.
However, three core developers have had issues with ownership on OM. I was an active contributor and Turkish chat admin, yet they sometimes didn't even reply to me about app issues.
I mention that page because a CoMaps member reached itsfoss and helped them to prepare it. I can also send you the OSM Turkish blog post, but I doubt you'll understand it without a translation.