Most desperately missing on #Mobian: An offline #OSM #maps app. E.g. #mepo, #organicMaps, or #pureMaps. EDIT: and #osmin!
When I had an Android phone some years ago, I used #OSMAnd, which was good enough for me.
OrganicMaps is in the #Debian new queue since June, btw. But the Linux UI is not as usable as the Android one.
I would gladly contribute to a crowdfunder to get the same UI on Linux as on Android for @organicmaps . On Android I love Organic Maps so much, but on Linux it's... more of a debugging tool. *sigh*
The only alternative I've seen on Linux is Gnome Maps which is... very basic.
@Blort @debacle @praveen @organicmaps Give osmin a shot, it's a great alternative imo
@bart @Blort @praveen @organicmaps
Yes, #osmin is another good app. Unfortunately, not in #Debian or #Mobian either, just like #mepo, #organicMaps, or #pureMaps
https://bugs.debian.org/982986: pure-maps -- full-featured map and navigation application
https://bugs.debian.org/999728: mepo -- Fast, simple, and hackable OSM map viewer for Linux
https://bugs.debian.org/986232: organicmaps -- offline maps application
https://bugs.debian.org/1012460: osmin -- GPS navigator On-Road/Off-Road
