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TOMTOM MYDRIVE CONNECT FOR LINUX WINDOWS

TOMTOM MYDRIVE CONNECT FOR LINUX WINDOWS

And across numerous different PCs running all versions of Windows from XP to 10. Oh yes, what happened to the Tom Tom I couldn't update? It was trashed.įactually, we can reproduce the speed problem across all of our dozen or so units. I advised Garmin and they both arrived led by a Garmin. Two friends who visited me for holidays this year and both asked before setting out on the thousand odd mile trek about satnavs. And how many are there like me? And how many do the research before purchase and so never arrive here to air their views. I am therefore exceedingly unlikely ever to buy another Tom Tom so they have lost me permanently and potentially everyone I speak to on the subject. I now have now overcome the inertia which stops people changing to anything unfamiliar. This is where arrogance delivers a bullet to the foot. And no I will not revert to Windows, nor will I buy yet another TomTom which is not compatible with my computers, any more that I will buy anything else which is non compatible. One can only assume that this myopia on the part of Tom Tom is born of an agreement with Microsoft. You see this is the thing, I just resent being bullied. Thanks for the comment and yes, when I was shopping for the TruckNav I saw these.

TOMTOM MYDRIVE CONNECT FOR LINUX DOWNLOAD

The simple process of being able to download map updates to a device is not a complex programming task therefore the excuses made so far simply do not wash. If you refuse or are incapable of providing proper support your existing devices competently (you never have!), then there can be no faith that something inherently more complex will be any better. The devices are otherwise good (we have around a dozen in total between family and work vehicles), but I'm afraid when we replace each one TomTom will just NOT be in the running.Īnd no, I couldn't care less about the latest Go WiFi devices. Now we find there is no Linux support? No web based app? Seriously? Then there is no sale! It's always been a poorly-designed and executed piece of nonsense! Updating through MyDrive has always been stupidly-slow (no there is no issue with our 40M internet connection!) which indicates to me that the programmers behind it are completely incompetent. We have recently abandoned Windows for Linux as iterations of it beyond XP have proved increasingly like 'ransom ware'. It seems there is nothing to be done but abandon TomTom products.

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