I find his views amusing, if misguided. In any case, a troll's opinion
has about as much weight as the air under the bridge from which he
crawled out of. No sense antagonizing him, let his ignorance speak for
itself. As to whether ERDAS products, or even open source ones, are
viable options:
What I'd like to see within the next 5 years would be more analytical
tools. Most of the projects in OSGeo are very much enablers: they put
the facilities in place for people to program their own tools. However,
as I have noticed over the years, people are reluctant to move to open
source
If you want to be even more granular, you can say closed source
software as well. There does exist software which has a closed source
but is not directly proprietary. For instance, parts of the QNX kernel
code are not shown with the standard source code and to be able to view
them you must
Well, the small business I work for has the professional liability type
of insurance. Additionally, the IEEE offers professional liability
insurance at a pretty low cost, or so I'm told. I'd imagine many of the
members subscribe to that form of insurance, otherwise it wouldn't be
offered. I
I agree, primarily because I just got a dataset from the city that was a
5Gb raster. I know hardrive space is cheap and so is processing power
but still, it took literally hours to get anything meaningful out of it.
Picking a more appropriate resolution, better compression and eventually
Open source software is exactly that: open source. That means you can
take the source and compile it for whichever OS you want, really. For
Windows things get a bit... involved and you might have to use something
like Cygwin, but it IS possible. You should probably get in contact with
David
I suspect they might be applying for the patent but in for quite a
surprise when it gets rejected. Features for maps would be very tricky
to patent and, more importantly, not in the interest of the general
public. As such the patent applications would probably get rejected.
Would we really
I'm not sure I understand the question...
Frans Thamura wrote:
hi all
anyone have mapguide server presentation or geoserver, and their credential
thx
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Thanks for your help,
René
