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17-Apr-2008, 09:35 AM #1

Review: Four GPS Software Packages for Linux

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Evaluations of 4 GPS software packages using a Pharos iGPS-500 GPS Receiver:
1) GPS Drive
2) Roadnav
3) Navit
4) * Viking

-- Tom
P.S. * The Winna! Wait for Ubuntu (8.04) LTS Hardy Heron on Apr 24th - just one week away (if you are using Ubuntu).

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