Version: (using KDE 4.2.2) OS: Linux Installed from: Ubuntu Packages A 3D Traceroute program would be very nice. In the past there have been some good 3d traceroute programs, but these are outdated or incomplete. Maybe marble could have this as an extra. Or a spinoff project, bringing a 3D traceroute program to KDE 4
Yes, that would be nice. Will you implement it? I think that this should be quite easy to program. But it's not one of the things that would have priority. So any takers? :-)
(In reply to comment #1) > Yes, that would be nice. Will you implement it? > I think that this should be quite easy to program. But it's not one of the > things that would have priority. So any takers? :-) I don't have enough programming experience to do this. It was simply an idea I was thinking about. Hope someone else who thinks it's a good idea picks it up and tries...
Created attachment 40307 [details] marble-hostip-runner.diff Gave it a quick try using a runner to display the geolocation of some IP or hostname (data from http://www.hostip.info/). It's not a full traceroute yet, but still nice.
SVN commit 1082415 by nienhueser: Add a runner that uses hostip.info to determine the location of IP addresses or hostnames. It is triggered by searches when planet is earth and the search term contains at least one dot. Remove unnecessary dynamic_casts in MarbleRunnerManager. CCBUG: 190150 M +1 -0 CMakeLists.txt M +10 -2 MarbleRunnerManager.cpp A runners/HostipRunner.cpp [License: LGPL] A runners/HostipRunner.h [License: LGPL] WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1082415