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Last year I blogged about the KML and the geoJSON export scripts for darktable . I've wrote an other script for darktable, the geo toolbox and it looks like this: I'd like to describe the functionality here short: Button 1 and 2: With this two buttons you can select all images with or without location information in the Exif tag. Button 3 and 4: With this button you can copy GPS information from one iomage to an other. With the checkboxes you can select which part of the GPS information you like to copy. Button 5 [open in Gnome Maps]: This button opens Gnome Maps and shows the position of the photo in the map. Button 6 [reverse geocode]: This function is still not very useful. It uses a web-service from Mapbox to get information from OpenStreetMap about the place of the selected photo and shows this in an info window. Button 7 [export altitude CSV file]: This function exports a CSV file from the selected images with the altitude in meters i...

If you owe a Lenovo Moto Z and it can't find your WLAN you should check if your WLAN uses the channel 13. If yes, just change it and your phone will find the WLAN, because the Moto Z is not able to use the channel 13..

Last week Google release a new version of Google Earth. Google made a complete rewrite from a classical client to a web client. Really new and nice are only the interactive guided tours. This new client has a lot of drawbacks: It only runs in Google Chrome No Google Moon No Google Mars No Panoramio No Wikipedia links No historical images  No measurement tools I can't create new tours. The KML import is experimental and broken  No more creation of videos And I'm not alone, other peole are as disappointed as m: http://www.i-programmer.info/news/145-mapping-a-gis/10692-google-earth-reduced-to-a-divisive-toy.html