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[04:05:27] <jkoan> ilovekiruna: update is live on Google play 
[04:06:49] <jkoan> Regarding the logo, I think it
[04:09:45] <jkoan> I think more or less the opposite is true. Our logo is so old and outdated that it will bring a better first impression when we change it. Also it is about half a year to late to discuss this. The logo change is already approved by a lot of team members, and used by the apk. And it would be really confusing if the playstore page shows a old logo while a new logo shows up when installed to your device 
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[09:27:17] <Chimieltje> Hi, does someone perhaps here know in what file the speedcamera options / settings are stored? I would like to change the red/orange color... (it's not osd_core.c, it seems to be not used for navit?) 
[09:29:50] <Chimieltje> and does someone know why "destination time arrival" in navit.xml sets a +1 for the time as in +1 00:00 when I route is planned around the 12:00 / 0:00 AM/PM (when a route ends after 0:00
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[11:44:13] <jkoan> Hi Chimieltje
[11:44:50] <jkoan> The +1 should say next day as far I know 
[11:45:30] <jkoan> And the osd configuration can be done via navit.xml like all configurations 
[11:46:45] <jkoan> On this wiki page we described what options of the configuration can be altered https://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/OSD#speed_cam
[16:40:48] <kazer> hi there
[17:33:25] <jkoan> hi kazer 
[17:36:17] <kazer> 'sup jkoan ?
[19:04:32] <ilovekiruna> Hi jkoan, hi kazer
[19:26:39] <jkoan> Not much today 
[19:28:40] <jkoan> Within the coming days I will update the Navit Metadata for Android 
[19:32:38] <jkoan> One thought. Currently we have "Navit for Android" as Titel. I would like to skip the "for Android" path because everybody know it's a android app when found on play store 
[19:32:39] <Navit2> <Robbi_Blechdose> Guys, this may have been asked before, but how would I go about getting the newest version of navit to run on a pi
[19:32:42] <Navit2> <Robbi_Blechdose> ?
[19:56:53] <Navit2> <jkoan> The best would be to build it yourself via github
[20:06:56] <Navit2> <Robbi_Blechdose> Right. How would I go about building it, especially for the Pi?
[20:10:46] <Navit2> <jkoan> Ty this: https://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/Linux_development when you encounter problems just upload the log and we can help you :)
[20:11:16] <Navit2> <Robbi_Blechdose> Okay, will do. I also just found this: https://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/Raspberry_Pi Is it still up to date?
[20:11:33] <Navit2> <jkoan> More or less, yes
[20:11:41] <Navit2> <jkoan> Should work
[20:13:47] <Navit2> <jkoan> General it's quite easy. Install all dependencies, get last source. Make a build directory, go into it. Run cmake with the source dir and check the output of the summary. If everything you need is enabled go ahead and run make
[20:14:00] <Navit2> <Robbi_Blechdose> Alrighty, cool. I'll try it sometime next week, pretty busy beforehand :) And I'll be sure to tell you how it goes
[20:14:07] <Navit2> <Robbi_Blechdose> Thanks!
[20:14:49] <Navit2> <jkoan> Just ping @KaZeR and me ( @jkoan) if you encounter errors ;)
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