Good day,
A few weeks back I put together a video presentation of OSGeo. Basically a
slideshow with a voiceover. It was my very first attempt to have a 'virtual'
presentation at an event that I couldn't travel to. I thought you might be
interested:
http://vimeo.com/12443877
I'm day dreaming
Greetings to the list.
(Apologies to the BCC-ed recipients since this might or might not be of your
interest)
The Greek Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change [1] (yes, you
read correctly) has decided to (finally) put on a public discussion the law
that concerns a national
Leith,
I believe what you are proposing may not be as simple as it sounds.
You might be able to create some type of live CD that they use to demo
Linux distributions, but otherwise your map viewing software needs to be
installed on the target computer.
There are a few good open source
Perhaps use GeoPDF [1] as the destination format on the CD?
Bruce
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeoPDF
On 1/07/10 2:53 AM, Landon Blake lbl...@ksninc.com wrote:
Leith,
I believe what you are proposing may not be as simple as it sounds.
You might be able to create some type of live CD
On Thursday 01 July 2010 00:45:09 Tyler Mitchell wrote:
I thought you might be interested
Tyler,
I enjoyed the presentation. Very good. Suggest you link this video to the
OsGeo Homepage permanently or insert a link in the About the foundation
page on the website. It is a good introduction and
Bruce Bannerman wrote:
Perhaps use GeoPDF [1] as the destination format on the CD?
Hrm, GeoPDF... that's a fun one :)
For Haiti, I took Chris Schmidt's HaitiBrowser [1] and modified it to
run locally [2] by double-clicking the index.html file and loading
local tiles. This was required as
Leith,
I've managed to have GeoMoose run from a USB drive, complete with
MapServer and PHP, nothing get's copied, you run everything from USB,
even Apache. Makes for a nice development environment, since you as a
developer have complete control from front to back for the user
experience.
(I know this is half-way on-topic but might be of your interest)
Richard Stallman was in Thessaloniki [1] and in Athens [2] a few weeks ago.
You can just skip the (boring) intro's (which are in Greek anyway) and jump to
Richard's talk(s).
Nikos
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