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#Gpxsee review install#
#Gpxsee review manual#
#Gpxsee review software#
#Gpxsee review free#

libQt5Concurrent.so : devel/qt5-concurrent.

libqsqlite.so : databases/qt5-sqldrivers-sqlite3.

libqtiff.so : graphics/qt5-imageformats.

qt5-buildtools>=5.15 : devel/qt5-buildtools.

update-mime-database : misc/shared-mime-info.

update-desktop-database : devel/desktop-file-utils.

SIZE (tumic0-GPXSee-7.32_) = 5395233 Packages (timestamps in pop-ups are UTC):ĭependencies NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. PKGNAME: gpxsee Flavors: there is no flavor information for this port. NOTE: If this package has multiple flavors (see below), then use one of them instead of the name specified above.

#Gpxsee review install#

To install the port: cd /usr/ports/graphics/gpxsee/ & make install clean To add the package, run one of these commands: share/icons/hicolor/64圆4/apps/gpxsee.png.share/gpxsee/translations/gpxsee_pt_BR.qm./usr/local/share/licenses/gpxsee-7.32_1/GPLv3./usr/local/share/licenses/gpxsee-7.32_1/LICENSE./usr/local/share/licenses/gpxsee-7.32_1/catalog.mk.WWW: SVNWeb : git : Homepage pkg-plist: as obtained via: make generate-plist Expand this list (36 items) Collapse this list. GPXSee is a Qt-based GPS log file viewer and analyzer that supports Maintainer: Port Added: 20:02:07 Last Update: 14:22:04 Commit Hash: 022e658 Also Listed In: geography License: GPLv3 Description: GPS log file viewer and analyzer. This is not a primary server, but it used for development.ħ.32_1 graphics =0 Version of this port present on the latest quarterly branch.

#Gpxsee review free#

Want a good read? Try FreeBSD Mastery: Jails (IT Mastery Book 15)įreshPorts needs to find a new hosting provide willing to take a 2U chassis and host it free of charge. Community edition is free.FreshPorts - graphics/gpxsee: GPS log file viewer and analyzerĪs an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Liquid Studio Large File Editor: Generic XML editor, which supports extremely large text file.Though official release is a bit old, development on GitHub seems active. Viking: Its original "vik" format is default and thus GPX support is weak.Multiple tracks are merged into a single track when EditGPX plugin reads GPX layer.Designed to edit 2D points, and so information such as elevation and satellites used is lost after editing.Very actively developed for large community of OpenStreetMap mappers.

Lines, points and arrows presentation supported. Also, EditGPX plugin adds editing functionality. For that purpose, it has very rich features and one of them is GPX displaying.

#Gpxsee review software#

This software is not for GPS track editing, but for the whole map editing to create OpenStreetMap. This can be annoying especially when you are zoomed in (simple mouse move can cause map flying). (image 3)Īlso, moving mouse into chart area moves cursor in map area. For example, all menu items are shown in icon only and so you have to mouse over to know what the function is.

Multiple tracks in a single file are not automatically colored.

(automatically colored, not automatically merged, etc.) (image 2)

Multiple GPX files and tracks are treated in straight-forward manner.

Horizontal axis options are distance, time, and duration. Vertical axis options are elevation, speed, VDOP, HDOP, PDOP, VDOP, and number of satellite. You can freely pick vertical and horizontal axis. I use this software for viewing details of tracks to bring back travel memories. You can freely pick vertical and horizontal axis, though user interface needs some polishing. They do not support map view of tracks, but can be an option sometimes. So, you can also use any XML editor or text editor for GPX editing. Technically speaking, GPX is just an XML format, and XML is just a text file. Roughly ordered by my recommendation from the left. Also, since I believe GPS log is highly personal, online services, which require sending raw GPS log to servers, are excluded. So, popular functions like photo tagging or multiple format support are out of scope.

#Gpxsee review manual#

Note that this comparison is only for manual cleansing of large amount of GPX files. Many are available, but there's no definite winner. GPS tracks have to be cleansed (removing outliers) before analysis, and cleansing requires some manual editing.įor this manual editing, I searched around for a good tool.