Marble/Maemo/Installation: Difference between revisions

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Warning

This page describes a version of Marble on Maemo which has not yet been released (as of 09 Jan. 2011). Until the release, it is available from the extras-devel repository only. See the Marble Garage website for details.

Marble 1.0 for Maemo is available for the Nokia N900 smartphone. This page guides you through the installation process: Installation of Marble itself and -- optionally -- adding more map themes and installing support for offline routing.

For the impatient, in a nutshell: Install the marble package in the Navigation section from the Maemo extras repository to install Marble. Additional map themes are contained in the marble-maps package in the Navigation section. Support for offline routing is provided by the monav-routing-daemon package, again in the Navigation section.

Information

If you prefer watching a video to reading instructions, please head over to our tutorial video. The first part shows the installation. (German speaker)

Installing Marble

Get your N900 within reach. Don't own one? Time to move on, this page will be of no use to you. On the N900, open the program manager. Choose Download and open the Navigation section. Scroll down and select marble. Follow the usual installation process steps.

Installing Additional Map Themes

The Marble package installed by the one-click installer uses the OpenStreetMap map theme. Looking for something different? Atlas, Satellite and many other choices will be available when you install the marble-maps package in the Navigation section of the program manager.

Within Marble, you can switch map themes in the Map View dialog.

Support for Offline Routing

Do you intend to use your N900 for routing? Without an Internet connection? Make sure to install the monav-routing-daemon package in that case. Just like the marble-maps package it can be installed from the Navigation section of the Maemo package manager.

Marble will automatically include Monav for offline routing once it is installed. You do need to install offline maps, however. This can be done conveniently from within Marble: See [[../OfflineRouting|Offline Routing]]

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-{{Warning|This page describes a version of Marble on Maemo which has not yet been released (as of 09 Dec. 2010). See [http://marble.garage.maemo.org/testing the Marble Garage website] for details.}}
+{{Warning|This page describes a version of Marble on Maemo which has not yet been released (as of 09 Jan. 2011). Until the release, it is available from the extras-devel repository only. See [http://marble.garage.maemo.org/testing the Marble Garage website] for details.}}
-'''Marble 1.0''' for Maemo can be installed on a Nokia N900 smartphone using a one-click installer. This page guides you through the installation process: Installation of Marble itself and -- optionally -- adding more map themes and installing support for offline routing.
+'''Marble 1.0''' for Maemo is available for the Nokia N900 smartphone. This page guides you through the installation process: Installation of Marble itself and -- optionally -- adding more map themes and installing support for offline routing.
-:''For the impatient, in a nutshell'': Use the [http://edu.kde.org/marble/downloads/maemo/fremantle/stable/stable.install one-click installer] to install Marble. Additional map themes can be installed from within Maemo's program manager by installing the '''marble-maps''' package in the Navigation section. Support for offline routing is provided by the '''monav-routingdaemon''' package, again in the Navigation section.
+:''For the impatient, in a nutshell'': Install the marble package in the Navigation section from the Maemo extras repository to install Marble. Additional map themes are contained in the '''marble-maps''' package in the Navigation section. Support for offline routing is provided by the '''monav-routing-daemon''' package, again in the Navigation section.
 {{Info|If you prefer watching a video to reading instructions, please head over to our [http://nienhueser.de/marble/n900-screencast/ tutorial video]. The first part shows the installation. (German speaker)}}
 == Installing Marble ==
-Get your N900 within reach. Don't own one? Time to move on, this page will be of no use to you. On the N900, open the web browser (''Internet'') and visit [http://edu.kde.org/marble/ edu.kde.org/marble]. Follow the ''Download'' link on the right hand of the page. Scroll down to the ''Maemo'' section when the page is loaded.
+Get your N900 within reach. Don't own one? Time to move on, this page will be of no use to you. On the N900, open the program manager. Choose '''Download''' and open the '''Navigation''' section. Scroll down and select '''marble'''. Follow the usual installation process steps.
-[[File:Marble-Maemo-OneClick-Installer-Website.png|400px|center]]
-Click on the ''Marble - Download Marble-Qt for Maemo'' image and wait for the program manager to appear. Give it some time to load; It will ask you for permission to add the ''Marble (Stable)'' catalog.
-[[File:Marble-Maemo-OneClick-Installer-Catalog.png|400px|center]]
-Once you let it add the software catalog, the program manager will continue to install Marble. That's it already. You can start Marble from the application menu now.
 == Installing Additional Map Themes ==
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 == Support for Offline Routing ==
-Do you intend to use your N900 for routing? Without an Internet connection? Make sure to install the '''monav-routingdaemon''' package in that case. Just like the '''marble-maps''' package it can be installed from the ''Navigation'' section of the Maemo package manager.
+Do you intend to use your N900 for routing? Without an Internet connection? Make sure to install the '''monav-routing-daemon''' package in that case. Just like the '''marble-maps''' package it can be installed from the ''Navigation'' section of the Maemo package manager.
 [[File:Marble-Maemo-OneClick-Installer-Monav.png|400px|center]]