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Display your geolocation data with Viking

09-04-2008 01:00 AM
Viking is an open source application that allows you to import and edit your Global Positioning System (GPS) points of interest and tracks. It can overlay the points and tracks on your choice of Google Maps, Terraserver, OpenStreetMap, or NASA's BlueMarble map tiles so you can see what you are doing.



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PLAIT(1)							   User Commands							  PLAIT(1)

NAME
Plait - Command-line Jukebox. DESCRIPTION
Usage is: "plait <hint about artist or album or song> [[not] <hint>]...[as <mix>]", or "plait --stream <hint> [[not] <hint>]..." OPTIONS
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Written by Stephen Jungels (http://stephenjungels.com/contact) COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2005-2008 by Stephen Jungels. Released under the GPL. Latest version and more info at http://plait.sourceforge.net/ Plait v 1.6.2 September 2008 PLAIT(1)