While Poor Maps just writes a couple of warnings to StdErr when started simply displaying a Map, it outputs a many warnings when started in navigation mode.
Startup output, when just displaying a Map:
[D] unknown:0 - Using Wayland-EGL
[D] unknown:0 - Got library name: "/usr/lib/qt5/qml/io/thp/pyotherside/libpyothersideplugin.so"
[D] unknown:0 - No proxy parameter specified.
[W] unknown:0 - Failed to read HERE map version.
[D] onCompleted:334 - Warning: specifying an object instance for initialPage is sub-optimal - prefer to use a Component
[D] unknown:0 - "Unexpected reply signature: got \"\", expected \"a{sv}\""
Only the last line looks a bit strange to me.
Note, that I do not have Here Maps installed.
When closing Poor Maps, it always outputs:
[W] unknown:0 - Unable to write tile cache file "/dev/null/queue1"
[W] unknown:0 - Unable to write tile cache file "/dev/null/queue2"
[W] unknown:0 - Unable to write tile cache file "/dev/null/queue3"
[W] unknown:0 - Unable to write tile cache file "/dev/null/queue4"
On first sight this looks like a tiny mishap / oversight.
But when Poor Maps is shut down in navigation mode and restarted thereafter, it produces a somewhat more worrying warnings (while working properly!): poor-maps.log3.txt
These debug and warning messages pile up when using Poor Maps, for above log file I closed Poor Maps ~ 10 seconds after it opened. Actually I saw quite a lot more warnings and even some errors on a simple "Open --> Close"-cycle, when I started testing a few hours ago, but cannot reproduce that anymore.
otsaloma
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6 years ago
While Poor Maps just writes a couple of warnings to StdErr when started simply displaying a Map, it outputs a many warnings when started in navigation mode.
Startup output, when just displaying a Map:
[D] unknown:0 - Using Wayland-EGL [D] unknown:0 - Got library name: "/usr/lib/qt5/qml/io/thp/pyotherside/libpyothersideplugin.so" [D] unknown:0 - No proxy parameter specified. [W] unknown:0 - Failed to read HERE map version. [D] onCompleted:334 - Warning: specifying an object instance for initialPage is sub-optimal - prefer to use a Component [D] unknown:0 - "Unexpected reply signature: got \"\", expected \"a{sv}\"" Only the last line looks a bit strange to me. Note, that I do not have Here Maps installed.
When closing Poor Maps, it always outputs:
[W] unknown:0 - Unable to write tile cache file "/dev/null/queue1" [W] unknown:0 - Unable to write tile cache file "/dev/null/queue2" [W] unknown:0 - Unable to write tile cache file "/dev/null/queue3" [W] unknown:0 - Unable to write tile cache file "/dev/null/queue4" On first sight this looks like a tiny mishap / oversight.