Is this notification expected on starting the app or constantly monitored? I would have to figure out UI also on how to indicate it and in which conditions (as if the precision is low and so on). Recommendations are welcome.

Is this notification expected on starting the app or constantly monitored? I would have to figure out UI also on how to indicate it and in which conditions (as if the precision is low and so on). Recommendations are welcome.

I would think the notification would be on starting the app. When it was disabled, I did not get the notification shown below, so maybe a similar notification like this to say "Cannot access location, please make sure it is enabled"

GNOME Maps has it to where if you click on the location button, it tells you to turn on location (which is how I figured out it was off)

Thoughts?

Re getting notification: that notification comes from your shell (phosh). As Pure Maps is distributed via Flatpak, its a part of the service and interaction between the shell and flatpak.

I will look into it and probably use less invasive way to show it. In principle, Pure Maps is used for planning as well and it would be rather annoying to have such message covering UI. As for a shortcut to the location settings, Pure Maps supports too many Mobile Linux variants to easily support it and I suspect I cannot open it from Flatpak anyway.

That's fair. Another thought for you is that the location button was "greyed out", and maybe clicking on it can show some sort of dialog? That could be a less invasive way of showing it.

Right now Pure Maps shows location in a dimmed mode when GPS location is not available or has rather poor precision. But, as I can see, more is needed. As for the dialog, its too difficult to make in some OS-independent manner to lead to the corresponding system settings.