we should have the java one working more easily for osx (hopefully, grrr) by the next release. we have operatives at apple who are working on cocoa/carbon versions, but we always appreciate code :-) the clients are pretty straightforward, and fun to write! drop us a line at wigle-admin@wigle.net if ...

i've been very happy with my garmin rino 110, which i picked up for < $100 on sale. its not a /great/ gps (no map downloads, etc) but it has worked out pretty well.

wild. ladies and gents we have a new forum :-)

hmm. we *do* generate surface street and highway names for the US mappacks.
which county mappack is missing them?

JiGLE is a java app. it'll run anywhere that has a display and a jre. the wigle dev team has tested it on windows/linux and solaris, but we can't really help debug your problem without some information :-) the more information you can give us, the better we can help you. normally the output from the...

can you send the full text of the error, plus the output from

java -version

to wigle-admin@wigle.net ?

also are you running it from the run.bat/run.sh, by hand?

that's what tiling boils down to.
we *are* working on it (because we've got the same frustration
.. its just slow going.

as always, we do accept code contributions, which are a great way to get new features in faster!

hi, that System preferences message dossn't appear to be coming from our software. it seems your JRE may not be happy. the index out of range may be a bug in our stumble parser (or a new/strange sumblefile), if you would like to send the stumble that caused this error to wigle-admin@wigle.net we can...

JiGLE is written in 100% pure, shiney java :-) you need only a jvm, a lot of memory, and *poof* if you want mac-specific startup scripts, we need access to a mac, as TiBooks are sexy, but not cheap. alternately, if you would like to write a wrapper for the mac (whatever it is the MRJ uses now), we'd...

the points are weighted averages. the more times a point is seen, the more "accurate" (or is that precise ;-) the mapping will become. this is indicated in the JiGLE client as QoS. you won't get anything specific (location-wise) from inaccurate radio gear like commercial gps and wifi. you ...

why do those two things sound so familiar?

its a hard problem to automate; as more powerful cards and directional antennae, low quality gps gear, etc. will appear to skew the results for an otherwise valid ap. this will correct itself over time as an ap is reobserved, and its average is improved. just using standard deviations to exclude an ...

yes. graph-fu is in the pipeline. just trying to figure out on-demand vs. compiled
issues and what-all to graph.

do you have any scale information/example site/urls?
may be able to accurately derive corners from center given enough information.

iiinteresting. it would require online access to wigle.net or the dataset would be
*HUGE*