No, we're not renaming it. All map data in Organic Maps comes from the OpenStreetMap project.
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i can't instal it even tho i am running Ventura13.7.4
@meadow13 only ARM64 macs can install iPad apps from App Store. You can build it locally from the source code.
@organicmaps nice UI! I am going to check this out.
thanks for not planking users by randomly changing the names of stuff for no reason. it's nice to see a serious map website out there
@organicmaps Thank you! One more reason for me to keep using Organic Maps!
Rename the white house epstein ballroom
❤️❤️❤️ That's why I use Organic Maps!
@organicmaps love your app, been using it on Android and Linux since forever <3
@organicmaps about Linux, the description on Flathub says "Organic Maps is a free Android & iOS offline maps app for travelers, tourists, ...", no mention of Linux, not even on the official website, I quote "Download and install Organic Maps from AppStore, Google Play, Huawei AppGallery, Obtainium, Accrescent, FDroid".
Why?
@luci Linux is in beta now. It’s more like a dev version for debugging.
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OK, but doesn't say "beta" on Flathub, and it has existed for quite a long time.
I'm just wondering why the Linux version is not mentioned anywhere, not even on its own description on the store! Where you have 4200 downloads/month. The Linux store listing says "Organic Maps is a free Android & iOS offline maps app"!
On top of all that, usually software products advertise their beta versions
@organicmaps speaking of renaming stuff... Lake is fine but could you perhaps rename Peterborough instead? And while we're on the topic, scroll a bit West, you should find another lake and right above it, that London place...
@organicmaps You can keep the tradition alive
@organicmaps Lake Epstein Files, whenever Trump renames something!
@organicmaps Google simply revealed itself to be a yapping lapdog of authoritarian strongmen. .. good
@organicmaps OSM has mapped this with a tag though. But with one that nobody will likely ever see surfaced.