New (Northern hemisphere) summer blog post on news in Maps
https://ml4711.blogspot.com/2025/06/midsommer-maps.html
Covering some new features, a bug fix by @flyingpimonster, and a new feature where I did some live user testing by @dmark
New (Northern hemisphere) summer blog post on news in Maps
https://ml4711.blogspot.com/2025/06/midsommer-maps.html
Covering some new features, a bug fix by @flyingpimonster, and a new feature where I did some live user testing by @dmark
There has been some controversy around naming of certain bodies of water in other map apps lately.
So I thought about a possible solution to take a more neutral approach to this in Maps:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-maps/-/commits/wip/mlundblad/golf-of-something
Experimenting with showing walking leg durations (in minutes) for public transit itiniraries in the overview list in Maps…
Does this makes sense, or would be confusing (maybe mixing it up with the line number/name badges shown for transit legs?).
Just tagged and uploaded the 47.2 dot release of GNOME Maps.
This release contains a bugfix, for opening geo: URIs without a zoom level parameter, where it should now use the last used zoom level instead of reverting back to 0 (this regressed after adding support for the zoom level parameter in the URI). And there's also a couple of translation updates.
https://download.gnome.org/sources/gnome-maps/47/
It's also available in the stable Flatpak on Flathub
New blog post about the upcoming #GNOME Maps 47.0
Ein neues Release von @gnome ist raus. Was an #Gnome46 neu ist, stelle in diesem Video für @heiseonline / @ct_Magazin vor. Was haltet ihr von Gnome 46?