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The thread discusses Gnome Maps, highlighting its ease of installation across various Linux distributions and praising its performance and visual integration, especially its dark mode compatibility. The original poster emphasizes that Gnome Maps outperforms Google Maps in speed and usability for route planning. A contributor questions the update frequency of Gnome Maps, emphasizing the importance of current map data. Overall, the conversation reflects positive user experiences with Gnome Maps but also considers the importance of regular updates for navigation accuracy.

ragnarok1968

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Gnome Maps, deb and rpm version website Linux hint

I managed to get an email about this little app. I like this website because they give valuable information that I can keep and use just about immediately.
They seem to never steer anyone wrong with Linux tips.

command to install on Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install gnome-maps

for Opensuse and Fedora:
# For openSUSE
rpm -ivh gnome-maps-3.16.4-11.1.x86_64.rpm

# For Fedora
sudo dnf install gnome-maps-3.28.2-2.fc29.aarch64.rpm


There's even a version for ArchLinux:
repository for ArchLinux
 

ragnarok1968

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To be blunt and honest, This app blows Google maps out of the water. It's fast and snappy and allows me to plan routes for trips. Another thing I
have noticed is that, The cool thing about having this as an app as opposed to a webapp through the browser, it takes on my dark settings for my desktop. white backgrounds don't work anymore for me. So this is a great app in my honest belief.