Le 02/09/2025 à 13:09, ael via Dng a écrit :
> Except that it is a navigation program, and that seemed to be incidental
> to what I gathered you wanted. So getting to grips with it will take
> more effort, most of which will be irrelevant if that is not your main
> purpose.

    For just viewing and printing, it is just enough to point the
browser to the web site of OpenStreetMap: there's a map of the world and
one can zoom to any place. No need to install an application as long as
you have a connection to the Internet.

    I haven't a GPS but might add one some day, and anyway there are
other features in Navit, like finding a route, which do not require a GPS.

    And I'd better learn a little bit how it works, which isn't
trivial, before I install Devuan on a smartphone some day... Geolocation
on a moving map is one of the few things I find usefull on a smartphone,
beyond phone calls.

    BTW, thanks for being a benevolent contributor to the map.

--     Didier