I uploaded cumulative distro. Not incremental.
If incremental, only my work, would be less files, but far from convenient for regular user. I also don't find it convenient to collect dozens of files from variety of topics/links until I collect complete iGO. So after I already did it, waste my time to collect all extra pieces, it would be much easy for others to download and use directly.
If someone wants only my changes to put in his iGO, then it is easy to extract my files only. But I expect most of people gonna use it directly and decide for themself whether gonna use it or not. I am using it and I am happy to share it.
And more sources is not harm, especially the iGO version 9.18.27.736653 which now becomes difficult to find.
The "couple of maps inside" are not maps. This is Digital Elevation Model of the whole continents. This is not part of the maps. The map itself may include its own Digital Elevation Model (.dem) but this is ONLY for the specific country of that map. Without this continental Digital Elevation Model, if you zoom out of the country which map is, you won't see the relief of the rest of the continent because you dont have explicit map instaled. In other words, if you go out of the map boundary you will see everything flat green. But with this continental Digital Elevation Model at leas you can see the relief across the continent so you would know whether is mountain or valley (without having any map for that coordinates)
About my multiple links, this is ALTERNATIVE option, just in case. Unfortunately as I said above, I cant make it on bigger files due host limitation. It is 10mb, but this is very reliable host since I store old files there (posted here and other forums) for 7+ years. You don't like expired links isn't you? So it's for a reason, for sake of reliability. As I explained you can download all links in a bulk with simple drag&drop into Download Manager or similar program. And nowhere is written that is secure link since it clearly says HTTP not HTTPS. You don't expect secure SSL within HTTP don't you?



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