Re: [Qgis-user] minimum and recommended specs for a laptop?

[Patrick Dunford]

Good afternoon

An i7 CPU is very powerful and will have more than enough capability but 
it depends on the exact tasks. I carry out all my mapping with Pentium G 
CPUs in my computers (i1 equivalent) with Debian as the OS.


I would think the amount of RAM you have is probably of more 
significance than different models of i7. You can also choose a distro 
or desktop environment that is resource efficient, currently I prefer 
XFCE compared to some of the other resource hungry environments.


You could also consider an SSD as being faster than a regular HDD if 
disk swapping may occur.


If your laptop gets too hot it may not be designed for intensive work 
and this is probably a factor of the laptop itself not the workload. It 
is simply very difficult to fit a cooling solution within most laptop 
chassis and a more powerful CPU will need more cooling. A less powerful 
CPU may take longer but have less heat output working at full power for 
long periods.



On 19/07/18 21:32, Steven Drake wrote:

Hello,

I'm thinking of buying a laptop and wondering about the minimum and 
recommended specs for a laptop to run QGIS 3.x? The plan is to use 
Ubuntu as the OS and the laptop for writing scripts, working on 
Process Models, etc... with occasional full blown tests using 'large' 
(+500,000 polygon) shapefiles. My desktop is more than sufficient for 
this but I'm looking for something to use when travelling.


I used to have a somewhat decent laptop but it is older and gets crazy 
hot... and does not do well with larger shapefiles. The old laptop 
case actually deformed slightly in the hot areas which screams to me 
"fire hazard!" and therefore is no longer used.I'd like to avoid those 
issues with the new laptop.


The laptops on the market seem to be mainly 7th generation Intel 
processors with a wide variation in performance. Just to keep this 
simple, let's consider i7 types. There are designations ending with a 
"U" which use less power, create less heat and used in lower 
performing computers. Then there are the "H" and "HQ" processors in 
higher end computers which sound more capable and use more power.


I'm guessing a "U" processor will be overtaxed by the scenario in the 
first paragraph. So *if* it does not crash it will run to the design 
limit and heat up. If using the "H" or "HQ" processors it will likely 
not crash, produce lots of heat but maybe not too much since it is 
designed for such intensive applications?


Am I understanding the situation correctly? What else might play a 
significant role in the heat issue? What about laptops with built in 
cooling systems beyond the normal fans and heat sinks? And most 
importantly... how to pick a computer / processor / other items 
capable of running QGIS with large datasets? How to find a reasonable 
middle between performance and heat? ...and of course not cost too 
much? Gaming computers


Thank you,

--S


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[Qgis-user] Ver 2.12.3 open Ver 3.2

[Mike Flannigan]

I have a project that I opened in Ver 3.2 and saved in
ver 3.2 at home.  While on the road on my laptop I successfully
opened it in version 2.12.3 Lyon.  It seems to work great on
Lyon.  I sure am surprised it worked and very please that it
works.  Just thought I would mention that.


Mike

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Re: [Qgis-user] qgz format and non-ascii project names

[Michel Stuyts]

If I create a file called test.qgz in QGIS, rename it to tëst.qgz in Windows 
Explorer, and load that file in QGIS everything is loaded correct.

If I create a file called tëst.qgz in QGIS, rename it to test.qgz in Windows 
Explorer, and load that file in QGIS, no layers are loaded.

So the problem originates when saving the project file, not when loading it.


Michel

Van: Qgis-user [mailto:qgis-user-boun...@lists.osgeo.org] Namens Michel Stuyts
Verzonden: donderdag 19 juli 2018 15:23
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Onderwerp: Re: [Qgis-user] qgz format and non-ascii project names

Confirmed on Win10.  When loading a qgz-file with special characters, the name 
of the project is shown in the title bar, but no layers are loaded.

Michel

Van: Qgis-user [mailto:qgis-user-boun...@lists.osgeo.org] Namens Micha Silver
Verzonden: donderdag 19 juli 2018 13:55
Aan: Qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org
Onderwerp: [Qgis-user] qgz format and non-ascii project names

I just noticed that a QGZ project file with non-ascii characters in the name 
will not open. No error message, it just doesn't open. The same project, saved 
as QGS opens fine, and if I save project as QGZ with only ascii characters, it 
also opens fine.
Can anyone confirm?
Thanks,

--

Micha Silver

Ben Gurion Univ.

Sde Boker, Remote Sensing Lab

+972-523-665918
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Re: [Qgis-user] qgz format and non-ascii project names

[SIGéal]

Confirmed on W10

--
Christophe

Le 19/07/2018 à 14:43, Micha Silver a écrit :

Thanks
Further info - I checked on a debian machine, and no problem with the 
QGZ project names with foreign characters. So it seems to be only on 
Windows 7.



On 19/07/2018 15:23, Nicolas Cadieux wrote:

Hi,

I can’t confirm as I don’t have a computer in front of me but I have had 
multiple problems in the past with people making paths with spaces or accents 
in characters. (Including the user path in windows.). Best to stay with no 
spaces and only “English” characters. This does not only apply to Qgis but it 
is probably worse because of all the plugins.  Not every programmer takes the 
time to look at character tables in their code. (I am guilty as charged...)

Nicolas


Le 19 juill. 2018 à 07:54, Micha Silver  a écrit :

I just noticed that a QGZ project file with non-ascii characters in the name 
will not open. No error message, it just doesn't open. The same project, saved 
as QGS opens fine, and if I save project as QGZ with only ascii characters, it 
also opens fine.
Can anyone confirm?
Thanks,
--
Micha Silver
Ben Gurion Univ.
Sde Boker, Remote Sensing Lab
+972-523-665918
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Re: [Qgis-user] qgz format and non-ascii project names

[Nicolas Cadieux]

Hi,

I can’t confirm as I don’t have a computer in front of me but I have had 
multiple problems in the past with people making paths with spaces or accents 
in characters. (Including the user path in windows.). Best to stay with no 
spaces and only “English” characters. This does not only apply to Qgis but it 
is probably worse because of all the plugins.  Not every programmer takes the 
time to look at character tables in their code. (I am guilty as charged...)

Nicolas

> Le 19 juill. 2018 à 07:54, Micha Silver  a écrit :
> 
> I just noticed that a QGZ project file with non-ascii characters in the name 
> will not open. No error message, it just doesn't open. The same project, 
> saved as QGS opens fine, and if I save project as QGZ with only ascii 
> characters, it also opens fine.
> Can anyone confirm?
> Thanks, 
> -- 
> Micha Silver
> Ben Gurion Univ.
> Sde Boker, Remote Sensing Lab
> +972-523-665918
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Re: [Qgis-user] minimum and recommended specs for a laptop?

[Nicolas Cadieux]

Hi,

My experience is that over heating laptops is often caused by dust in old fans. 
 Fans can be changed or cleaned but it does take some skills to do that.  A 
shop can do it for 50-100$.  The second problem is that companies use cheap 
parts.  

I would go the computer that has a cpu made with the finest lithography (14mn) 
but even that will not help with a cheap computer.  I did not look at the HQ 
options you are referring to. Go to Intel and the the exact spect for the cpu 
serial number.  Look at lithography, cache, onboard video card ...

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/processors/core/i7-processors.html

Gaming laptops may help as they are generally made with more rugged parts.  You 
may also look at professional laptop built for CAD.  They will generally come 
with pro video cards that may not be very helpful but the rest of the computer 
should be better built.  I am usually happy with a pro level Lenovo laptop. 
(Not found in a store).  They last long, are more expensive but generally come 
with a limited intel video card.  That is the trade off.

My recommendations is that you should always consider the maximum memory you 
can put in the laptop as that is the only upgrade you can do appart from the 
HD.  Make sure you can change the HD (not an option with most resent MACs). Buy 
and SSD if you can.  That is probably the most important option (along with 
memory) you can select that will speed up large datasets.

Nicolas



> Le 19 juill. 2018 à 05:32, Steven Drake  a écrit :
> 
> Hello, 
> 
> I'm thinking of buying a laptop and wondering about the minimum and 
> recommended specs for a laptop to run QGIS 3.x? The plan is to use Ubuntu as 
> the OS and the laptop for writing scripts, working on Process Models, etc... 
> with occasional full blown tests using 'large' (+500,000 polygon) shapefiles. 
> My desktop is more than sufficient for this but I'm looking for something to 
> use when travelling. 
> 
> I used to have a somewhat decent laptop but it is older and gets crazy hot... 
> and does not do well with larger shapefiles. The old laptop case actually 
> deformed slightly in the hot areas which screams to me "fire hazard!" and 
> therefore is no longer used. I'd like to avoid those issues with the new 
> laptop.
> 
> The laptops on the market seem to be mainly 7th generation Intel processors 
> with a wide variation in performance. Just to keep this simple, let's 
> consider i7 types. There are designations ending with a "U" which use less 
> power, create less heat and used in lower performing computers. Then there 
> are the "H" and "HQ" processors in higher end computers which sound more 
> capable and use more power. 
> 
> I'm guessing a "U" processor will be overtaxed by the scenario in the first 
> paragraph. So *if* it does not crash it will run to the design limit and heat 
> up. If using the "H" or "HQ" processors it will likely not crash, produce 
> lots of heat but maybe not too much since it is designed for such intensive 
> applications? 
> 
> Am I understanding the situation correctly? What else might play a 
> significant role in the heat issue? What about laptops with built in cooling 
> systems beyond the normal fans and heat sinks? And most importantly... how to 
> pick a computer / processor / other items capable of running QGIS with large 
> datasets? How to find a reasonable middle between performance and heat? 
> ...and of course not cost too much? Gaming computers
> 
> Thank you, 
> 
> --S
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[Qgis-user] FW: QGIS Proposal Document

[GILLEN Finbar]

Hi All,

I have been using QGIS for about a year and a half now and find it extremely 
useful!

I have recently moved jobs from to an insurance provider and they use GIS at a 
fairly small level (Viewer license with an online GIS system).

I am looking to integrate QGIS within our team so we can use it for adhoc 
queries and more larger scale projects.

My manager has asked me to pull together a document on how we could use it 
within our department, does anyone have an outline where they have had to 
create a proposal document for QGIS integration they could pass on? It would be 
good to use as a starting point.

Thanks,
Finbar

Finbar GILLEN
Underwriting Performance Analyst
Pricing & Underwriting Department
AXA Insurance dac
Wolfe Tone St, Dublin 1
E: finbar.gil...@axa.ie

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[Qgis-user] qgz format and non-ascii project names

[Micha Silver]

  
  
I just noticed that a QGZ project file with non-ascii characters in
the name will not open. No error message, it just doesn't open. The
same project, saved as QGS opens fine, and if I save project as QGZ
with only ascii characters, it also opens fine.
Can anyone confirm?
Thanks, 
-- 
Micha Silver
Ben Gurion Univ.
Sde Boker, Remote Sensing Lab
+972-523-665918
  

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Re: [Qgis-user] CRS was undefined: defaulting to CRS EPSG:4326 - WGS 84

[Nicolas Cadieux]

Hi, 
The error as noted by other can come from the raster that has as missing CRS 
file.  Same reasoning applies to raster files.  The .tiff format can have and 
internal tag to specify the CRS.  You can write the tag using gdal edit.  
http://www.gdal.org/gdal_edit.html
Nicolas

> Le 19 juill. 2018 à 07:34, Nicolas Cadieux  a 
> écrit :
> 
> Hi,
> You can simply left or right click the layer in the layer panel and define 
> the layer CRS.  What you are seing is not an error but your default option to 
> do when your Qgis tries to open a file that does not contain a CRS.  You can 
> go to your system setting to the section on “what to do when opening a file 
> without a CRS.”  Select “ask” and not “use default CRS or use project CRS “.
> 
> Shp files (I guess you are using that format) uses a .prj extension file for 
> the CRS.  If that file is missing, you will have that message.
> Nicolas
> 
>> Le 19 juill. 2018 à 00:09, Andrew Davies  a 
>> écrit :
>> 
>> I am in Tasmania, Australia which is CRS EPSG: 28355 - MDA94 / MGA Zone 55 
>> 
>> When opening a contour vector file which has been generated in the local CRS 
>> on Drone Deploy I am getting the following error:
>> CRS was undefined: defaulting to CRS EPSG:4326 - WGS 84
>> 
>> I am running QGIS 2.18.21 Las Palmas which was working fine for a while.
>> All I had done leading up to this error was open a raster DEM file and try 
>> to extract contours for the DEM. The extraction lagged out and I reset my 
>> laptop.
>> 
>> I have deleted an Reinstalled with no luck. 
>> 
>> Kind regards. 
>> 
>> Andrew
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Re: [Qgis-user] CRS was undefined: defaulting to CRS EPSG:4326 - WGS 84

[Nicolas Cadieux]

Hi,
You can simply left or right click the layer in the layer panel and define the 
layer CRS.  What you are seing is not an error but your default option to do 
when your Qgis tries to open a file that does not contain a CRS.  You can go to 
your system setting to the section on “what to do when opening a file without a 
CRS.”  Select “ask” and not “use default CRS or use project CRS “.

Shp files (I guess you are using that format) uses a .prj extension file for 
the CRS.  If that file is missing, you will have that message.
Nicolas

> Le 19 juill. 2018 à 00:09, Andrew Davies  a 
> écrit :
> 
> I am in Tasmania, Australia which is CRS EPSG: 28355 - MDA94 / MGA Zone 55 
> 
> When opening a contour vector file which has been generated in the local CRS 
> on Drone Deploy I am getting the following error:
> CRS was undefined: defaulting to CRS EPSG:4326 - WGS 84
> 
> I am running QGIS 2.18.21 Las Palmas which was working fine for a while.
> All I had done leading up to this error was open a raster DEM file and try to 
> extract contours for the DEM. The extraction lagged out and I reset my laptop.
> 
> I have deleted an Reinstalled with no luck. 
> 
> Kind regards. 
> 
> Andrew
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[Qgis-user] minimum and recommended specs for a laptop?

[Steven Drake]

Hello,

I'm thinking of buying a laptop and wondering about the minimum and
recommended specs for a laptop to run QGIS 3.x? The plan is to use Ubuntu
as the OS and the laptop for writing scripts, working on Process Models,
etc... with occasional full blown tests using 'large' (+500,000 polygon)
shapefiles. My desktop is more than sufficient for this but I'm looking for
something to use when travelling.

I used to have a somewhat decent laptop but it is older and gets crazy
hot... and does not do well with larger shapefiles. The old laptop case
actually deformed slightly in the hot areas which screams to me "fire
hazard!" and therefore is no longer used. I'd like to avoid those issues
with the new laptop.

The laptops on the market seem to be mainly 7th generation Intel processors
with a wide variation in performance. Just to keep this simple, let's
consider i7 types. There are designations ending with a "U" which use less
power, create less heat and used in lower performing computers. Then there
are the "H" and "HQ" processors in higher end computers which sound more
capable and use more power.

I'm guessing a "U" processor will be overtaxed by the scenario in the first
paragraph. So *if* it does not crash it will run to the design limit and
heat up. If using the "H" or "HQ" processors it will likely not crash,
produce lots of heat but maybe not too much since it is designed for such
intensive applications?

Am I understanding the situation correctly? What else might play a
significant role in the heat issue? What about laptops with built in
cooling systems beyond the normal fans and heat sinks? And most
importantly... how to pick a computer / processor / other items capable of
running QGIS with large datasets? How to find a reasonable middle between
performance and heat? ...and of course not cost too much? Gaming
computers

Thank you,

--S
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[QGIS-it-user] Convegno INPUT e QGIS IT HackFest

[matteo]

Ciao a tutt@,

scusate per il cross posting.

come sapete dal 5 all'8 settembre 2018 si terrà a Viterbo il convegno
INPUT. Il 7 settembre, all'interno del convegno, abbiamo organizzato una
sessione parallela incentrata sull'utilizzo dei software geografici liberi.

Se siete interessati mandate il vostro abstract indicando: autore,
affiliazione, titolo e un breve riassunto dell'intervento.

Inviate gli abstract all'indirizzo i...@gfoss.it oppure
matteo.ghe...@faunalia.eu che sta organizzando la sessione.

La partecipazione alla giornata in cui si terrà la sessione parallela è
di 30€, i costi per la partecipazione a tutte le giornate del convegno
sono disponibili qui [1]. Non esitate a chiedere ulteriori informazioni.

Il giorno 8 settembre, ci sarà invece la terza edizione della HackFest
di QGIS ospitata dal convegno gratuita ed aperta a tutti. Non fatevi
spaventare dal termine: HackFest vuol dire semplicemente che ci
incontriamo, facciamo due chiacchiere, sistemiamo qualche problemino al
codice. Il programma e altre informazioni è qui [2]

Venite numerosi, è sempre un piacere fare due chiacchiere davanti a
qualche GeoBirra!

A presto

Matteo Ghetta

[1] https://sites.google.com/view/input2018/home?authuser=0
[2] https://github.com/pcav/sito_qgis_it/wiki/QGIS-HackFest-3
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[Qgis-user] Convegno INPUT e QGIS IT HackFest

[matteo]

Ciao a tutt@,

scusate per il cross posting.

come sapete dal 5 all'8 settembre 2018 si terrà a Viterbo il convegno
INPUT. Il 7 settembre, all'interno del convegno, abbiamo organizzato una
sessione parallela incentrata sull'utilizzo dei software geografici liberi.

Se siete interessati mandate il vostro abstract indicando: autore,
affiliazione, titolo e un breve riassunto dell'intervento.

Inviate gli abstract all'indirizzo i...@gfoss.it oppure
matteo.ghe...@faunalia.eu che sta organizzando la sessione.

La partecipazione alla giornata in cui si terrà la sessione parallela è
di 30€, i costi per la partecipazione a tutte le giornate del convegno
sono disponibili qui [1]. Non esitate a chiedere ulteriori informazioni.

Il giorno 8 settembre, ci sarà invece la terza edizione della HackFest
di QGIS ospitata dal convegno gratuita ed aperta a tutti. Non fatevi
spaventare dal termine: HackFest vuol dire semplicemente che ci
incontriamo, facciamo due chiacchiere, sistemiamo qualche problemino al
codice. Il programma e altre informazioni è qui [2]

Venite numerosi, è sempre un piacere fare due chiacchiere davanti a
qualche GeoBirra!

A presto

Matteo Ghetta

[1] https://sites.google.com/view/input2018/home?authuser=0
[2] https://github.com/pcav/sito_qgis_it/wiki/QGIS-HackFest-3
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Re: [Qgis-user] Grass V.clean error in 3.2

[Mensio Federico]

It's work perfectly in qgis 2.18.15

2018-07-18 17:49 GMT+02:00 Paolo Cavallini :

> Does the same command work in previous versions of QGIS?
> Cheers.
>
> Il 18/07/2018 12:13, Mensio Federico ha scritto:
> > Hi everybody, when i use v.clean command in Qgis 3.2 the tool doesn't
> > work, it's interrupt itself with this error:
> >
> > processCommands end. Commands: ['g.proj -c proj4="+proj=utm +zone=32
> > +datum=WGS84 +units=m +no_defs"', 'v.in.ogr min_area=0.0001 snap=1.0
> > input="/var/folders/_p/g0dpln352f7fw6mpryz77ddcgn/T/processing_
> a9636d257dac447bbd86f8483cd9eaa0/87b5209a7b6f4603ba16aaef38245d
> 5a/input.shp"
> > output="vector_5b4f11ea685cf4" --overwrite -o', 'g.region
> > n=5067532.39079 s=4905848.37989 e=515019.3946023
> > w=350249.30290076975', 'v.clean input=vector_5b4f11ea685cf4
> > type="point,line,boundary,centroid,area,face,kernel" tool="break"
> > output=output87b7c1f374d74e19bacb102a76d633e3
> > error=error87b7c1f374d74e19bacb102a76d633e3 --overwrite']
> >
> >
> > Anyone else have the same problem?
> >
> > Qgis 3.2.0 on MacOs
> >
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> > queste informazioni sono rigorosamente vietate e perseguibili ai sensi
> > del Dlgs 196/03.
> > Qualora abbiate ricevuto questo documento per errore siete cortesemente
> > pregati di darne immediata comunicazione al mittente ai riferimenti
> > indicati e provvedere immediatamente alla sua distruzione.
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Corso Casale, 476 - 10132 Torino
Mobile +39.340.06.01.363
TEL +39.011.432.0443 FAX +39.011.89.89.333
men...@ipla.org - www.ipla.org

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di altri o qualsiasi altra azione derivante dalla conoscenza di queste
informazioni sono rigorosamente vietate e perseguibili ai sensi del Dlgs
196/03.
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pregati di darne immediata comunicazione al mittente ai riferimenti
indicati e provvedere immediatamente alla sua distruzione.

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