well deserved and even overdue! :)
Congratulations Arnulf and all the best!
Dimitris
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The newest version of Portable GIS doesn't require quite so many admin
privileges, but I've also slimmed it down dramatically so it fits on a
smaller USB stick, so it contains a lot less software (no gvsig, no mysql
etc). It is used extensively for training courses in the UK, without too
many
Folks,
I have initiated an RFC for a project management committee for
OSGeo4W. I'd encourage everyone interested in participating to joint
the osgeo4w-dev mailing list and to continue detailed discussion
there.
http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/osgeo4w-dev
I think this list
FYI I talked with Alan yesterday about setting up a PSC for UbuntuGIS to
increase this project's bus number.
Let's see what OSGeo4W does, and UbuntuGIS will likely adopt a similar
approach.
I agree with those who wrote that we should aim to share as much as
possible between the various
Hi Sergio,
That is excellent. We definitely want to get your expertise and inputs for the
Train the trainer GIS program for school teachers. As you know , thanks to
some volunteers we are now translating gvSIG Batovi documentation from
Spanish-English and will make it available in ELOGeo to
Hi,
On Wed, 25. Sep 2013 at 06:43:21 -0700, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
I have initiated an RFC for a project management committee for OSGeo4W.
Thanks.
I'd encourage everyone interested in participating to joint the osgeo4w-dev
mailing list and to continue detailed discussion there.
The Software Sustainability Institute is a UK-based group funded by UK
Research Council money and offers fellowships to academics to promote
reproducible research and better software - one of their mottos is
Better Research Through Better Software, and I was wearing that
t-shirt for my talk at
Hi Suchith,
I will be available for the next telemeeting, thanks for the invitation.
I am also waiting confirmation from my department chair to bootstrap our
ICA-OSGeo lab.
Best,
Angelos
On 09/25/2013 05:24 PM, Suchith Anand wrote:
Hi Sergio,
That is excellent. We definitely want to get
Frank,
The RFC http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/wiki/rfc1_pmc looks pretty good,
thanks for putting that together. Once the PSC is formed, I'm keen on
writing a second one where we could start thinking about the primary
objectives and requirements of the system we should realize, I think we all
have
Tamas,
I agree with you, Daniel and Jurgen that we would be focused on windows
though I am optimistic that OSGeo4W could also be a source for those trying
to make custom windows installers (ie. Portable GIS, what I used to do with
FWTools and possibly even Jeff with MS4W).
Once we have a PSC, we
Hi,
On Wed, 25. Sep 2013 at 15:36:17 -0700, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
I agree with you, Daniel and Jurgen that we would be focused on windows
though I am optimistic that OSGeo4W could also be a source for those trying
to make custom windows installers (ie. Portable GIS, what I used to do with
Congrats Arnulf for winning the award. Keep up the OSGeo flag flying high.
Ravi
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