I've had no luck searching for this other than that the question was asked a couple of years ago.
Has anyone had any success getting the Harveys/Anquet/OS/MemoryMap digital maps to run under linux? (or wine)? - -- Mark Anderson/Scottish Climbing Archive Email: maa [AT] scotclimb.org.uk WWW: www.scotclimb.org.uk
Mark Anderson <[email hidden]> wrote in news:U%9Ed.81623 [email hidden]:
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I've had no luck searching for this other than that the question was asked a couple of years ago.
Has anyone had any success getting the Harveys/Anquet/OS/MemoryMap digital maps to run under linux? (or wine)? - -- Mark Anderson/Scottish Climbing Archive Email: maa [AT] scotclimb.org.uk WWW: www.scotclimb.org.uk
That's a good question Mark, I have been looking to invest in digital os mapping (getting fed up with paper OS maps), but I primarily use linux.
You would think Harveys / Anquet / OS / MemoryMap would have a linux version of their software, but it doesn't appear to be the case.
Once I get wine installed under Gentoo I'll try the demos of Anquet / memorymap etc.
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Mark Anderson <[email hidden]> wrote in news:U%9Ed.81623 [email hidden]:
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I've had no luck searching for this other than that the question was asked a couple of years ago.
Has anyone had any success getting the Harveys/Anquet/OS/MemoryMap digital maps to run under linux? (or wine)? - -- Mark Anderson/Scottish Climbing Archive Email: maa [AT] scotclimb.org.uk WWW: www.scotclimb.org.uk
That's a good question Mark, I have been looking to invest in digital os mapping (getting fed up with paper OS maps), but I primarily use linux.
You would think Harveys / Anquet / OS / MemoryMap would have a linux version of their software, but it doesn't appear to be the case.
Why would you think that they would have Linux versions of their software?
Unfortunately development for multiple platforms is often far from trivial and there is little incentive when the consumer base is almost exclusively Windows users. Therefore developing for and supporting multiple platforms will need a significant investment and ongoing costs which will require lots of sales to the users of other platforms to justify.
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Once I get wine installed under Gentoo I'll try the demos of Anquet / memorymap etc.
I hope to do a test with Tracklogs under Wine in the not too distant future...
