gpsd 2.95-15 source package in Ubuntu
Changelog
gpsd (2.95-15) unstable; urgency=low
* [3c1beb8b] Fix the broken Danish translation file.
Seems the last NMUer uses mutt :)
Thanks to Christian Perrier (Closes: #647805)
* [41f11f7e] Remove 'start/stop script' from init script descriptions.
Thanks to Tollef Fog Heen (Closes: #625535)
* [e6c62cf1] Make libgps19.symbols compatible to older g++ versions.
gpsd (2.95-14) unstable; urgency=low
* [cd15ce8c] Use [linux-any] instead of [!kfreebsd-* ].
* [3baab888] Import isotime function in gps.gps.
Thanks to Dietrich Feist (Closes: #646434)
* [06edd34a] Adding a new symbol recent g++ versions seem to produce.
* [49fe128a] Ack'ing NMU.
Thanks to Luk Claes (Closes: #632126)
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- Original maintainer:
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Binary packages built by this source
- gpsd: Global Positioning System - daemon
The gpsd service daemon can monitor one or more GPS devices connected to
a host computer, making all data on the location and movements of the
sensors available to be queried on TCP port 2947.
.
With gpsd, multiple GPS client applications can share access to devices
without contention or loss of data. Also, gpsd responds to queries with a
format that is substantially easier to parse than the different standards
emitted by GPS devices.
- gpsd-clients: Global Positioning System - clients
The gpsd service daemon can monitor one or more GPS devices connected to
a host computer, making all data on the location and movements of the
sensors available to be queried on TCP port 2947.
.
This package contains auxiliary tools and example clients for monitoring and
testing gpsd.
- gpsd-dbg: Global Positioning System - debugging symbols
The gpsd service daemon can monitor one or more GPS devices connected to
a host computer, making all data on the location and movements of the
sensors available to be queried on TCP port 2947.
.
This package contains the detached debug symbols for gpsd, gpsd-clients,
python-gps, and libgps20.
- libgps-dev: Global Positioning System - development files
The gpsd service daemon can monitor one or more GPS devices connected to
a host computer, making all data on the location and movements of the
sensors available to be queried on TCP port 2947.
.
This package contains the header and development files needed to build
programs and packages using libgps.
- libgps19: No summary available for libgps19 in ubuntu precise.
No description available for libgps19 in ubuntu precise.
- libqgpsmm-dev: Global Positioning System - Qt wrapper for libgps (development)
The gpsd service daemon can monitor one or more GPS devices connected to
a host computer, making all data on the location and movements of the
sensors available to be queried on TCP port 2947.
.
This package provides libQgpsmm, the Qt version of libgpsmm.
It is a wrapper over libgps, the service library for querying GPS
devices. libQgpsmm is available on all platforms which are supported
by Qt4.
- libqgpsmm19: No summary available for libqgpsmm19 in ubuntu precise.
No description available for libqgpsmm19 in ubuntu precise.
- python-gps: Global Positioning System - Python libraries
The gpsd service daemon can monitor one or more GPS devices connected to
a host computer, making all data on the location and movements of the
sensors available to be queried on TCP port 2947.
.
This package contains a Python interface to connect to gpsd, together with
a module providing a controlled testing environment. It also ships two tools
which utilize the interface: gpsprof for latency-profiling, and gpsfake to
simulate a GPS by playing back a logfile.
