Add a note about the map API change.
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* tries to do things "the debian way" when it comes to config, package structure, etc
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* probably a bunch of other things I've forgotten..
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# A note on maps
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Previously, the dump1090 webmap used Google's map API. As of July 2016, Google's policy on keyless use of their
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API has changed and it's no longer practical to use that API. To avoid having a completely nonfunctional
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map on new installs that have not been grandfathered, dump1090 now uses the OpenLayers map API.
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This means:
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* The default view now uses OpenStreetMap tiles;
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* Google's maps are not available even with an API key (Google does not allow use of their imagery via
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third-party APIs such as OpenLayers);
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* There are a couple of new layers - Bing and Mapzen - that can be enabled by providing an API key
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in config.js. See the comments in config.js for details.
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# Simple install via apt-get
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There is a repository that contains the current releases. To set up the repository:
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