On Fri, 2010-09-10 at 20:13 +0100, Giovanni Manghi wrote: > Hi Anne! > > is FOSS4G as intersting as it seems?
Olà Giovanni, it is, depends on what you look for: i met so many many interesting people, and knew new software packages. that was awesome. > > Hi all, happy and unhappy HomeRange plugin users! > > > I'm personally both happy and "unhappy" at the moment. Happy because you > know, I love the plugin, I use/d it and I continue to push my > ex-colleagues to use and support it. "Unhappy" because it seems (see my > latest mails) that actually it only works with r 2.9.2 under Windows. > Both no one yet confirmed (or not) my observations. > > > > there can be a solution at the dependency hell of the plugin, i.e. Web > > Processing Services. > > I just attended ZOO [0] workshop [1] at FOSS4G in Barcelona and had a > > interesting chat with the developers. Therefore, I plan to create and > > test a WPS-based version of HomeRange plugin, so that all R-related > > dependencies will be the server's business. The client machine will need > > only QGIS to be installed. > > OTOH, for users with limited internet access (or dependency hell > > nostalgics), there will be the possibility to run the analysis with all > > tools installed on the client, as it is the case now. > > This seems a very good news! this will solve also the problems I > reported in my last mails? Yes, definitely. Stay tuned :) cheers! anne -- http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Anne_Ghisla
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