OpenCPN Version 3.0.0 Release

[glenn.225]

Thank you
Just in time to install in my new boat computer.

[groggy]

Originally Posted by CarinaPDX

Great work Dave!

Small problem: the Mac dmg won't open.

Greg

It worked on my intel based macbookpro. The dl page seemed pretty specific to intel based processor versions of mac.

[Rik-lu]

thank You Dave !

I will use it today for sailing to Isla de Caprera.

You dont know where this is ?

maybe You could implement a searchfunction for cm93 ?

[idpnd]

Congratulations to Dave and the team!! I've just done 1k flawless miles on the latest betas

[CarinaPDX]

Previous 2 downloads were defective, as noted earlier. Just downloaded again and the dmg opens just fine. Strange...

Again, great work Dave & team.

Greg

[Ptizef]

Thanks for this great work
Jean Pierre

[sdowney717]

Thanks it is working well. I like the cmap icons.
Running ubuntu 12.04, the software center is picky and wont install unless you override the warning.

I get an install error saying maintainer address missing.

[rdd]

Oh 3.0 rocks soooo much. Congratulations.

Updated it on the Toughbook last night and it uses less wattage with OpenGL enabled. And the Dashboard docking makes everything look so tidy.

Testimonial story:
Two weekends past my friend and I took part in a race. I had the Toughbook with me because there were quite a few marks to keep track of. I had put them all in there from the sailing instructions and named them with "Mark X on Stb" and so on.
So we get on board, motor to the start line and do our "strategy talk" on the way. I showed him the course, dragged the map from here to there, zoomed and switched tracking on and off. That was it for instructions.
I had planned to hand him the tiller after the start to do the navigation but I never had to. After about 10 more minutes he was happily using OpenCPN and did so all through the race, calling the tacks and keeping us where we needed to be.
Using the track as reference we could easily profit from the breeze bending around certain corners and always knew where the marks were. Sure these are things you can do without OpenCPN but it just makes things very comfortable. Even if you've never (!) used it before.

Sooo, going racing again this weekend. Wish me luck.

Tom

[conachair]

Fantastic work, thanks lots! Love the double click and new object query. And google earth is back!

[nigel1]

Many thanks Dave and the open CPN team. Your efforts are really appreciated
Cheers
Nigel

[cagney]

Originally Posted by sdowney717

Thanks it is working well. I like the cmap icons.
Running ubuntu 12.04, the software center is picky and wont install unless you override the warning.

I get an install error saying maintainer address missing.

Thanks for your report. The installer is a bit picky. "Bad package" sounds _bad_, but means very little, in this particular case. Just ignore it!
It's now documented in "known issues" on the download page.

Thomas

[AnchorageGuy]

Many thanks Dave and great work. OpenCPN has become our nav program of choice on our laptop. You do the boating community a great service. Chuck

[svrevelations]

Thank you - much appreciated!

[sailias]

A few years ago I only dreamed of taking a linux based computer to sea playing with other software to force it to do what I needed. Then along came OPCN....many many thanks to all...

And there was a loud cheer from bilge slaves....in unisen as well.

/ch

[Ptizef]

I can't get 3.0 sources
Is there a problem with Git or is my connection bad ?
I never had problem before
Thanks
Jean Pierre