GPSBook v0.1-424 available for Linux with one new plugin

GPSBook v0.1-424 has been published today.

Changelog:

This new version comes with some improvement of the main interface and the new GPSBabel plugin.

GPSBabel plugin is integrating GeBabbel directly inside GPSBook. This plugin give to GPSBook all the power of gpsbabel. gpsbabel is the swiss army knife of every owner of GPS reciver.

GPSBook V0.1-409M available for Linux

A new version of GPSBook for linux has been published.

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Change log:

• The main interface is now capable to display traces without date. This kind of feature is planned to be use to manage a file of point of interest like geocaches.
• Add SRTM plugin able to use NASA Shuttle Radar Topography Mission data to correct altitudes of track and to generate terrain into Graphic3D plugin. This feature has been added using the open source code written within the project OpenStreetMap.
• Add LOC plugin able to load loc file (use by geocaching.com for example).
• Add cookie management into Internet Browser to improve browsing experience.
• Add more website into Internet Browser plugin. (Note: It is not possible to directly download LOC file from geocaching.com because of Webkit bug [49650]).

Windows version is not yet available... be patient or... install Linux ;-).

Geocaching a high tech game

I did discover recently a high tech game base on the usage of a GPS: Geocaching.

To know what geocaching is, the best is to have a look into geocaching.com.

Conclusion, some new features related to geocaching will be added soon.

New release: check this web site frequently.

Early release of GPSBook are available for Linux and Windows.

No less than 6 updates have been published last month adding new features and improving the interface.

New versions are published frequently. You should keep an eye to this web site to have access to the latest version and benefit the latest features.

So keep in mind to check downloads page or subscribe to this blog, I will try post some news in this blog.

New web site published

GPSBook team is proud to present the new web site of the application.
I hope you will appreciate this new web site. It should run faster with a better look 'n feel.