Chances are, you have never heard of ‘Taggert’. Taggert is a Python/GTK+ 3 geo-tagging application. An introduction to the application is on my personal blog.
Yesterday, I released version 1.1, with some new features and lots of general improvements and bugfixes. The changelog for v1.1 is:
- Restructure directory layout and add Python distutils and Debian packaging
- Add an icon and a .desktop file
- Disable Google map sources by default
- Feature: copy/paste coordinates with CTRL-C/CTRL-V
- Add two mapsources: Mapbox Streets and (just for fun) Stamen Watercolor
- Handle elevation/altitude in geo-tags
- Screen redrawing during time-consuming operations, to make it look snappier
- Marker size is now configurable
- Bookmarks are now properly sorted by name
- Add many menu-accelerators (keyboard shortcuts)
- Make functions from some action buttons available under view menu too
Taggert v1.1 is now available (i386 + source only at the moment) in wheezy-custom.
