Since this is not updated or maintained anymore, there is a spin off with very active development: https://github.com/00-Evan/shattered-pixel-dungeon
redd
joined 2 years ago
Playable for sure, but in bigger battles its complicated to keep an overview over big maps
confirm, Image Toolbax was very helpful for me several times
Some federation gone wrong here?
Seems like this is a post on Mastodon:
Same problem that Osmand is dependend on their backend for map data download
Great and very useful to me are the Hotkeys:
Hotkeys
< > for user changesets
N — on/off notes layer
D — on/off Map Data layer
G — on/off GPS tracks layer
S — on/off satellite layer (Firefox only)
H — open object history
1 — open first version of object
Z — zoom to changeset/object bbox
E — Open editor
8/9 — prev/next map position
O— open OSMCha
shift + O — open Achavi
Experimental hotkeys:
K L — navigation between changeset elements
shift + L — pan to current location
shift + H — open My changesets
Y — open Yandex.Panoramas
shift + E — open second editor
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FOSSGIS e.V. Commits to Annual Support of OpenStreetMap | OpenStreetMap Blog
(blog.openstreetmap.org)
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Chronology of OSM shops - as of today there are 5 816 077 shops in OpenStreetMap
(taginfo.openstreetmap.org)
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NixOS Reproducible Builds: minimal installation ISO successfully independently rebuilt
(discourse.nixos.org)
When it comes to open source software, in my opinion its a good thing when all individous people from all of the world can use and participate. Sometimes free software is the only chance for people to sustain against repressive governments.
As the app is free and open source the community can easily review the software functionality and detect malicious behaviour. Also the app is free, so no money need to go from you to anybody.
Nevertheless I think its good that you are doubtful and share your doubts in public. Thanks for your opinion.