Registration is failing for me at the moment.
http://dl.google.com/earth/client/advanced/current/GoogleEar...
Access to this site is currently restricted
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Registration is failing for me at the moment.
http://dl.google.com/earth/client/advanced/current/GoogleEar...
Access to this site is currently restricted
I wonder if Google realized that a lot of companies and government organizations were confused about licensing or ignorantly non-compliant or just gave up and tried some other program. I know in my department we already installed alternative software for most people. Although nothing is as nice or easy for exploring or creating KML files as Google Earth in my experience.
Registration is failing for me at the moment.
Linux support is pretty ambiguous. The download link says "Download Google Earth Pro for PC or Mac," the minimum specifications link gives specifications for Linux, the actual download gives you a binary called GoogleEarthLinux.bin, but when installed gives you an outdated (3 years) and non-pro copy of google earth.
Registration is failing for me at the moment.
Registration failed for me with a message suggesting such remedies as trying a different email address. Punched in a gmail address and it worked. Perhaps coincidentally.
This sounds really awesome, but does anyone have an explanation as to why they are doing it? Building something like Google Earth Pro must take many millions of dollars, so why would a company release it for free?
So could be that Google is simply moving that team onto more strategically useful projects. Personally I can't see why they kept supporting this as it isn't core business.
Registration is failing for me at the moment.
I registered, but got the following when I tried to download: http://dl.google.com/earth/client/advanced/current/GoogleEar... Access to this site is currently restricted
A really nice post-christmas present from Google.