I downloaded the latest version of QGIS for MacOS and I have to thank you
because it is finally a version with updated internal libraries and
multi-architecture for Intel and Apple Silicon. Above all, with ARM processors,
you can really notice the difference in speed both when opening and running the
program. The leap in performance is truly remarkable.
In general, you have included many Python libraries within this application
that are necessary to run most of the plugins, but some are missing. They can
of course be installed with the command:
% /Applications/QGIS-final-3_44_5.app/Contents/MacOS/python -m pip install
pythonlib
However, with each new version of QGIS, you have to do it all over again. Among
those to be installed to make various plugins work are scipy, plotly, pandas,
matplotlib, scikit-learn, astropy, netCDF4, and others.
The other missing libraries needed to run some plugins, including DataPlotly,
are Python libraries for the Qt environment: PyQt5.QtWebKit and
PyQt5.QtWebKitWidgets. They seem to be deprecated, but unfortunately they are
necessary. I was unable to install them.
Non-functioning executables: the “qgis_process” program. You have inserted it
into QGIS, but once executed from the terminal, everything freezes and several
library connection errors appear.
Packages not present: “qgis_server”. In the old version, Intel only, the server
part was there and worked. Here it is not present.
Anyway, thanks again for this fantastic version ahead of the future version 4.
Lorenzo
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