oops,
the auto-reply to OSGeo Discuss caught me there!
Sorry for the extra email.
dave
On 9-May-07, at 2:24 PM, Dave McIlhagga wrote:
Hi Jeff,
This is really great news. Congratulations and kudos to you for
getting this into Geoconnexion magazine.
Would you be interested in a column
On 1-Oct-07, at 5:32 PM, Cameron Shorter wrote:
OSGeo priorities should be to USERS first, developers second.
Respectfully, I disagree -- 250,000,000 downloads of Google Earth is
more than all the other geospatial software installations in the
industry combined, and GDAL is at the heart
Puneet:
I believe you've just described the SDF format (open, based on SQL
lite) that is currently in use by FDO / MapGuide.
Some info from a post from Jason Birch a while back:
To bring us back to the start of this post, the one item on this
list that I think may get overlooked is
someone might be interested in getting this historical info into the
wikipedia entry for OSGeo - would also provide a good way for long
term maintenance and updating.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osgeo
Dave
On 21-Aug-08, at 11:41 AM, Steven M. Ottens wrote:
Hi all,
In light of the
This is an interesting idea. I think it would have to be a case where
an existing OSGeo project (I think what you're calling the Super
project) expects this smaller project to have an important future as a
viable OSGeo project. The PSC of the sponsoring project (say
Mapserver, Mapguide or
for their
contributions to this effort. Some excellent papers that provide a
great perspective on the OSGeo world.
You can follow the links in the announcement to go to the website, or
you can get the PDF directly here:
http://www.osbr.ca/ojs/index.php/osbr/article/view/848/817
Dave
Dave
Hi Markus,
It seems to be down right now?
Dave McIlhagga
http://www.mapsherpa.com
http://www.dmsolutions.ca
On 2-Aug-09, at 12:44 PM, Markus Neteler wrote:
Hi,
(reminder)
if you have nice examples with screenshots and a short description of
applications of OSGeo software, please post
a number of Universities, open source companies,
and open source foundations.
Andrew would bring a valuable and balanced mix of technical, business,
teaching, and organizational skills backed by energy and enthusiasm.
Thanks,
Dave McIlhagga
www.mapsherpa.com
www.dmsolutions.ca
Nice post :D
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Congratulations Suchith,
Would you be able to explain what types of activities the Commission would be
expected to take on in this capacity?
Dave
Dave McIlhagga
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On 2011-07-09, at 10:50 AM, Suchith Anand wrote:
Dear All
I
I would like to nominate Andrew Ross for a position on the OSGeo Board.
Andrew brings a balanced mix of valuable technical and business skills which
make him a great choice to become an OSGeo board member. His experience spans
private, public, and academic organizations. He has been involved
I would suggest that on the contrary, being a Charter Member does come with
responsibility -- it may be minimal but is critically important. All that is
required is voting for new Charter Members and voting for the Board.
Assuming, reasonable efforts have been made to be in touch with Charter
I think OSGeo should stay out of the business of weighing in on how companies
decide to commercialize technologies, so long as they respect the licensing
terms.
We and many companies use MapServer for instance at the heart of our
proprietary stacks, which is simply another flavor of the open
Hi Steven,
Re. The Supply side - I'd suggest you include anyone who actively contributes
effort to the development of OS software regardless of how they monetize the
activity.
For instance, if you don't include companies working on the software that then
gets monetized via proprietary
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