On Sun, 12 Oct 2014, John Mellor wrote:
> There is no other expense, unless you want to get into tying in your
> location to map data from a non-free source. I use an older Holux
> puck-type receiver, similar to your first selection. Since my
> upstream is somewhat flakey due to the variable lat
There is no other expense, unless you want to get into tying in your
location to map data from a non-free source. I use an older Holux
puck-type receiver, similar to your first selection. Since my upstream is
somewhat flakey due to the variable latency problems introduced by my
incompetent last-m
(note: even though i'm running rawhide, this issue has nothing to do
with rawhide itself, so i'm using the regular list.)
having never messed with GPS software running on linux, one or two
truly beginner-level questions. if i want to simply buy a GPS receiver
and set up my fedora laptop to st
