On 28/05/2012 4:40 AM, Angelos Tzotsos wrote:
On 05/27/2012 09:21 PM, Brian Hamlin wrote:
Hi All-
aside from the impending QGis 1.8 release, I had two QGis related
thoughts just now, reading Tim Sutton's blog ...
* there is a developer_cookbook that, built in html, is 932K total.
If its possible and deemed desirable, this kind of thing would be
great to include
* there was a project a while ago called openModeller, for creating
niche models for species I believe; do we include this? is it
current? also the sort of thing that I think would be great to include
as always, I am grateful wildintellect and others that do an
outstanding job with the plugins selection and maintenance. I look
forward to a QGis 1.8 on the disk with fair net weather and good
opensource tailwinds.
best regards from California
==
Brian Hamlin
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OSGeo California Chapter
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Hi Brian,
We should definitely remember to include the sextante plug-in for qgis
too.
+1 including the developer_cookbook
Cheers,
Angelos
Other projects are including documentation, so we have precedence for
material such as a qgis cookbook.
Based on the relatively small amount of space required (which will
likely compress further), I'm +1 for including the cookbook.
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