gpsdX
GPSd is an open-source GPS daemon, which allows you to share data from a single GPS source with multiple applications on one or even many computers. Not only can it reproduce raw GPS data to an (effectively) unlimited number of clients, but it can also provide fully parsed, on-demand GPS information to any client program.
gpsdX is a Mac OS X native, Universal Binary build of GPSd. It comes complete with an installer, and a GUI configuration utility to set it up to launch when you start your system. gpsdX is all you need to get started using GPSd on your Mac!
download gpsdXcurrent version: 1.5 - includes...
- gpsdX 2.33EX (equivalent to release 2.33 of GPSd, with added features and bug-fixes currently only available to developers, plus Earthmate USB support)
- libgps.dylib 15.0.0EX
- EMUL.kext 1.0.0d1 (kext to support Earthmate UserLand Library)
- gpsdX Config 1.4
Requirements:
- a computer running Mac OS X 10.4 (or newer)
- a GPS unit compatible with your computer
- one or more GPSd client programs, such as KisMAC, gps2geX and/or GPSRouteX... or talk to the developer of your favourite commercial GPS app!
download previous versionversion: 1.3 - includes...
- gpsdX 2.32X (equivalent to release 2.32 of GPSd, with added features and bug-fixes currently only available to developers - NO Earthmate USB support)
- libgps.dylib 15.0.0X
- gpsdX Config 1.3
Problems? Check the FAQ.
