ActivityLog2 VS cannonball

I use ActivityLog2 which also reads FIT files.

https://github.com/alex-hhh/ActivityLog2/releases

Don’t believe me? Check out the interactive gui stuff at https://alex-hhh.github.io

Check out this guy's page I just came across here. He's got a bunch of gui based Racket applications that look really cool.

I use and like Activity Log 2 - https://github.com/alex-hhh/ActivityLog2. You can import most common file formats like TCX, GPX and FIT.

This https://github.com/alex-hhh/ActivityLog2 works quite well for FIT files on desktop.

If you just want to track your workout data, there are far better softwares/websites to do it, I mean strict data analysis. As you don't give something to social part, could be great. GoldenCheetah , Github-ActivityLog2, TrainingPeaks:WKO5, Runalyze

As suggested I can record my activities from my watch/bikecomputer, and sync later, there are some apps who is kinda nice: GoldenCheetah, Runalyze, TrainingPeaks/WKO, Github: ActivityLog2, but I have not found a own-private-local cloud solution... OsmAnd+ and LocusMap are doing a good recording job as well, have not check if those recorded track/activity can be shared/transfered easily on a owncloud.

I knew I couldn't be the only one. Does this serve as a consolation prize, though? https://github.com/djyt/cannonball

Also, there's a couple of re-engineered Outrun implementations that would be worth a look - here's Cannonball, and there's apparently another one come out recently.

Sometimes I like to fire up Cannonball, turn off the time limit, and just cruise to some Magical Sound Shower.

Might be Cannonball, which is an engine that plays Outrun.

Im messing around with cannonball: https://github.com/djyt/cannonball

Example: https://github.com/djyt/cannonball/wiki. This is a re-implementation of OutRun. It quite obviously is built around very careful study of the original assembly language, and all the code has been carefully translated, or rewritten, into C++. But to someone like Take Two, it truly doesn't matter if you wrote C++ that closely resembled their raw assembly or not. They'd send the DMCA regardless.