
OSM Scout Server
Published by Rinigus
Maps server providing tiles, geocoder, and router
Highlights
- Provides offline map rendering and vector tile generation on Linux systems
- Calculates routes and navigation paths using local geographic databases
- Performs geocoding to resolve addresses and geographic coordinates
- Acts as a local map server for client applications requiring spatial data
About this application
OSM Scout Server is a mapping application designed for Linux environments that functions as a local map server. It supplies raster and vector tiles, offers geocoding capabilities, and computes routing instructions for geographic data. By operating locally, the software serves map data to clients that require offline access to cartographic information and spatial queries without relying on external web services. The application processes OpenStreetMap data sources to render maps and calculate directions according to user-defined parameters.
Designed for desktop and mobile Linux systems, the server architecture allows other software to query spatial databases through local network protocols or internal interfaces. It manages vector rendering styles and index files to locate geographic coordinates and street addresses. Users can configure the software to handle specific regions or countries depending on the available storage space and the geographic scope required for navigation or offline map viewing tasks.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub io.github.rinigus.OSMScoutServer
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