If you are wanting to use Linux functionality directly within Windows 10,
Microsoft has introduced Windows Subsystem for Linux. If you're having
trouble with Visual Studio but want to stick with Windows it's perhaps a
feasible solution.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/about
Regards
I actually looked into WSL and WSL2 but its intended use is command line
executables which is not the case for QGIS. I read somewhere that you can
run GUI apps from WSL by using a third party X server (you can think of it
as a remote display application) but it's kinda inefficient and I think it
wi
Yes, it's possible to run QGIS using WSL2. I have it running in my Windows.
My colleague, Rizky, writes a note about it here
https://github.com/lucernae/wsl2-qgis
Perhaps, it also possible to develop QGIS by using WSL2 on Windows
Best regards.
On Wed, Aug 5, 2020 at 9:42 AM BELGACEM NEDJIMA wr
i managed to create a working dev environment including debugging in
QtCreator with the OSGEO4W libraries. It was quite a hassle to set up though
- but thats maybe because i am totally new to C++/CMake building. Probably
not the OneClick(TM) solution the OP craves for.
That being said i tried the
Hi dev,
I have a little question : Is it possible to run multiple processes with
QgsProcessingAlgRunnerTask in QgsProcessingAlgorithm::processAlgorithm ?
Once a QgsProcessingAlgRunnerTask instanciated and configured it has to
be passed to the QgsTaskManager available through QgsApplication. I
