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I think OSMand is just fuggly on porpouse - as somebody else said COmaps is a lot better
OSMAnd is just for a different data-driven type of user. Has a lot of different options which can make the interface very cluttered and confusing, but also offers a ton of functionality that other maps don't.
Having a lot of functionality doesn't necessarily mean having a bad interface - check KDE for example.
I think they simply have way too many more developers than UI designers.
That’s my biggest complaint about most open source projects. They’re very clearly made only by a developers, and not one designer.
You have a good point about the UI. Compare the screenshots and Maps has a nicer UI that shows names of the major places, major and minor roads have different widths, and gives sense of overall geographical features (lakes, hilly areas etc.)
KDE is a great example of what I was talking about. It's exactly why I don't use it.
Wait, you mean you don't use kde because it isn't cluttered by default?
Because it is
Oh, kde is is cluttered by default? What desktop do you use then? I'm really curious
GNOME ofc.
You have a really good taste! I myself think kde's settings app is a bit messy, really love gnome's design