But why?
Most of the table manager functions are already in Core. It is perfectly
possible to add and remove columns without the table manager.
If some of the table manager functions are still missing in core, it is
better to bring the missing functionality into core, rather than
enabling Table manager by default.
I am not a fan of having many Python plugins enabled by default, because
they slow down the loading of QGIS. Also, Python plugins are a major
source of additional bugs ...
Andreas
On 03.12.2015 23:02, DelazJ wrote:
Agree with you, Bernd, that features like the ones provided by "Table
Manager" plugin should be in QGIS by default. However, installing (and
enabling) by default other dev's plugins mean that QGIS dev team
should somehow be responsible of its stability; there are already Core
plugins (Processing, DBManager...) and I'm not sure they should have
to do this with other plugins.
+1 to have "Table Manager" features in Core but not really in favour
of activating plugins unless they integrate the Core plugins schema.
2015-12-03 20:59 GMT+01:00 Bernd Vogelgesang <bernd.vogelges...@gmx.de
<mailto:bernd.vogelges...@gmx.de>>:
Am 03.12.2015, 20:14 Uhr, schrieb Paolo Cavallini
<cavall...@faunalia.it <mailto:cavall...@faunalia.it>>:
Hi all,
I wonder what is the criterion to mark a plugin as featured.
There is
even one featured plugin which is now deprecated.
Perhaps we should have clear criteria for inclusion, and keep
the list
updated?
All the best.
With new users in mind, I wonder if the plugins page is really the
resource for picking a plugin, or if they just search through the
plugin manager for things they might need, cause it does provide
the exact same informations as the website (minus those tags).
More important for me would be the question, which plugins are
installed and enabled by default. And I ask the question again (I
never got an answer on that before): Why e.g. is the Table Manager
not installed and available by default? As ESRI shape is the major
output format, a novice starting to use QGIS has no tool to alter
the attribute table, which is IMHO an unnecessary obstacle.
I bet there are not few people fumbling around in the dbf before
realizing that there is a plugin available.
Just my two cents
Bernd
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