Is it possible to access it via less js heavy frontend? Owner of Nokia N900 here :D Would great to have Ghost in the Shell style super lightweight maps
Unfortunately no. maplibre-gl-js requires webgl for vector tile rendering. That's how you get snappy zoom performance, reduce the load on the end-user's cellular connection, etc.
Sick phone though I'm a little bit jealous :)
I can also imagine requesting route via terminal and getting just list of directions which is many times enough
I have seen (but cannot find now) a command line tool that you give two addresses, it queries OpenTripPlanner for itineraries and displays the result using walking, train etc. Unicode emojis.
thanks! it works via REST/GQL apis so should be easy to write a cli
You wouldn't be as jealous if you knew how hard it is to find batteries these days.
I found a 1600mAh one from AkkuKing on German Amazon, I thought it will be harder,