Hi Patrick,
thank you for your kind reply.
My goal is to become completely offline. It does not have to be the
most recent map, but it should be visible on the screen all the time.
E.g., friends of mine live at the countryside and if you want to make a
call at their place with your cellphone, y
Hi Greg,
thank you for all these valuable hints.
> I have set this up in a way that will work offline (although that wasn't
> my intent):
>
>- osm file from geofabrik as pbf
>- postgis/postgresql
>- osm2pgsql toload
>- A style to render the map:
>https://github.com/yannos
When it comes to a website, generally, a good way of getting background
maps (rasters) is XYZ tiles or similar with the different zoom levels.
Each higher zoom level doubles the amount of tiles needed, so the way to
avoid too many tiles taking up too much space is to reduce the number of
zoom l
Andreas via Qgis-user writes:
> Currently I have an older core i7 with 8 GB RAM running QGIS Desktop
> 3.10 on Linux Mint 20.3, which I know is already obsolete but it's in
> the repositories of this most recent Linux Mint LTS version, and I need
> a stable system that does not break due to a li
Hello!
First I have to say that I'm a qgis beginner and I'm not very much into
the concepts about functions and design behind QGIS, and GIS in general.
So please apologize for any strange question...
Currently I have an older core i7 with 8 GB RAM running QGIS Desktop
3.10 on Linux Mint 20.3,
