sdenier / Geco

Lightweight desktop application for management of orienteering events
http://sdenier.github.io/Geco
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Geco 2.3.1

Copyright (c) 2008-2015 Simon Denier
Homepage: http://sdenier.github.io/Geco

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Geco is a lightweight application for managing orienteering races. It is written in Java and designed to be cross-platform.

Geco comes with powerful features designed around its algorithm for automatic course detection: accurate trace, automatic entry before/after the race, race recreation from backup memory...

The Geco UI is designed to provide a lean user experience: navigate through stage workflow using the top tabs, and access data by direct manipulation.

Geco can handle multiple race formats: classic inline, free order, orientshow, multi-sections with time penalties, neutralized legs.

About the 2.3

Geco 2.3 enables the multi-sections race format, which can mix inline and free order sections, provide time penalties per control, section neutralization, split printing with sections...

Install & Launch

Unzip the archive file then double-click the jar file.

Geco runs with Java version 6 and above. You can download a JRE (Java Runtime Environment) from http://www.java.com

You need SPORTIdent drivers to read SI cards.

User documentation

Available under the help/ folder in html format.

If you are experienced with orienteering softwares, you can jump-start using the application without the doc. Geco UI is designed to be usable: almost any available action is visible, data accessible through direct manipulation, no hidden menus, no complicated workflow.

Directory structure for Geco 2 releases

Contribution

If you want to contribute to Geco (whatever your skills are), you can! Just read that page to see what you can do.

If you specifically want to develop, go read the dev guidelines.

License Information

The Geco application is released under the GNU General Public License Version 2. See gpl-2.0.txt for details.

Original parts of this program are distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE file for details. Open-source code available at http://github.com/sdenier/Geco

GecoSI library released under the MIT license. See http://github.com/sdenier/GecoSI for full details. GecoSI uses the RXTX library, released under LGPL v 2.1 + Linking Over Controlled Interface.

Other libraries used by Geco:

Icons come from the Crystal Project Icons (LGPL) by Everaldo Coelho.