Unix based cycling software

yello

Not sure if this is a topic for this forum... or 'Know How'... or ??? anyways....

My laptop runs Ubuntu linux. I use pyTrainer and TurtleSport to log rides from my Garmin Edge 305. They're good bits of software in their own right but fair to say fledgling, I hope they will become more featured in the future. In the meantime, I use Windows based too.

I have VirtualBox installed to run Windows based software. Within that environment, I use Cyclistats, SportsTracks, Garmin Training Centre AND MotionBased.

I would dearly love to ditch the Windows environment completely and run a linux based cycling/training program. Does anybody know of any linux software that might be worth a look?

Cheers

daowned

Would this be of any good.
http://www.saring.de/sportstracker/index.html

Mark Alexander

I'm having problems even getting anything for a mac :?

yello

daowned wrote:

Would this be of any good.
http://www.saring.de/sportstracker/index.html

Sadly not, it does not have Garmin support - either via USB or .tcx/.crs file imports. It looks a well featured program though. There is a possibility of converting Garmin files to a format that SportsTracker will import (using GPSBabel - a superb tool in my experience) but I'll have to play around with it and see.

Mark, I've read people raving about a program called Ascent....

http://www.montebellosoftware.com/

stjohnswell

Mark Alexander wrote:

I'm having problems even getting anything for a mac :?

You need Ascent