Hi,
If the developers dealing with bugs think that the data of a
crash-reporter is useful for debugging I would also think it is good
idea to include a crash reporter.
In Autodesk software there are crash reports. Depending on the patterns,
users even get a message that the problem got fixed
Hi,
If we do collect data, we should clearly inform the users about this
data collection (and what data is stored) - and add an option to opt out
from this data collection.
It is hard to build trust, but easy to loose trust.
Of course I would also be curious about the stats ;-)
Andreas
Am
Andreas Neumann wrote
It is hard to build trust, but easy to loose trust.
Of course I would also be curious about the stats ;-)
Andreas
I totally agree with Andreas. Open Source drains people who like freedom. We
take a risk of loosing some trust with collecting stats.
If dev's agree that
Hi victor, i agree with you.
I do prefer to use sextante also for basic operations already present in
qgis menu.
It seems to me it is faster and i more appreciate temporary results
instead of the duty of creating definitive layers.
I don't know if it is correct, but could it be possible to
Hi!
Although I have to say that I'd like to have an easy install, I am against
including everything in the installer ..
Wouldn't it be possible to just write something like an automated
downloader and Installer..
Something that asks: Would you like to download and install also SAGA?
Probably that
Thanks for the feedback
I agree that it is better to keep things separate, but at the same
time, the easier it is to have it all installed, the better for the
final user.
I am planning to improve the checkings that are performed before an
external algorithm is run, not just to check if the
I'm trying to write a simple plugin in Qgis using matplotlib graph.
Unfortunately I can't view graph.
From a button I've connected this simple function:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
[...]
def BuildGraph(self):
plt.ion()
plt.plot([1.6, 2.7])
or:
plt.show()
I've not
It seems very strange coming from OpenBSD to split packages. In OpenBSD
packages are bundled together as far as possible which makes sense (less
hassle to maintain).
IMHO, the plugins and functionality which is thought to be core, should be
included in a default install. But not for something
Mac might be the biggest problem here.
On Mac, SAGA should be distributed and installed as a normal OS X framework,
the way GDAL and PROJ are done. Mac users already download and install the
GDAL Complete.dmg package separately in order to run QGIS, so doing the same
with a SAGA.dmg package
I tried installing SEXTANTE just now on a Mac but it crashed with a missing
psycopg2 error message.
This is not a standard Python package on Mac.
I see now that psycopg2 is also provided as a Mac package here:
http://www.kyngchaos.com/software/python
Installing Psycopg2-2.4.5-2.dmg allows the
Hi Team QGIS,
I would like to offer a bounty of sorts for further work on the ability
of QGIS to export dxf. In the first instance, I would be interested in
replies on what is able to be reasonably achieved.
The bounty is a Motorola XOOM Android tablet with accessories, bluetooth
keyboard
I am trying to build QGis with Mingw64 on windows.
I have Qt64-4.8.4 on the machine and MSys and Mingw64.
I have opened the CMakeLists.txt in QtCreator and set all
the dependencies for Qgis in the opening wizard for QtCreator.
When compiling i get the following error, can anybody give me some
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