Hello all,
I just wanted to return to my problem and show my solution. Like I already
said, I tried back and forth, to no avail. Like I already described, zoom to
layer never worked, and I still believe my earlier observation is true, that
loading multiple layers at once changes the map extent
Hi Paul,
Am 05.08.23 um 06:00 schrieb Paul N via QGIS-Developer:
Hi,
During packaging of QGIS 3.21.1 the perl script is not downloading SAGA.
For information of Jürgen E. Fischer.
Thanks
You can work around the lack of the SAGA processing provider by
installing a plugin.
To install it,
Ok - thanks for clarifying.
Andreas
On Tue, 8 Aug 2023 at 15:15, Julien Cabieces
wrote:
>
> Yes I have a client interested in funding partially CMYK support in
> QGIS, so I contacted Kdab few weeks ago to know what was possible, and
> so they organized the meeting with all the interested
Yes I have a client interested in funding partially CMYK support in
QGIS, so I contacted Kdab few weeks ago to know what was possible, and
so they organized the meeting with all the interested parts.
Regards,
Julien
> Hi Julien,
>
> Thank you for confirming that you are interested in working
Hi Julien,
Thank you for confirming that you are interested in working on it. I wasn't
really sure if you joined the meeting back then because you have a client
that wants it and can help finance. But now it is clear that you are also
interested in doing the development work inside QGIS.
Hi Andreas,
I'm interested (and already in the loop)
Regards,
Julien
> Dear QGIS core C++ developer on this list,
>
> The QGIS PSC and some interested funders are in talks with company KDAB to
> introduce CMYK support in the qt library.
>
> Adding support in qt is a very important
Hi devs,
maybe a silly question, but after a dissolve of a line layer, when using
the split feature function to split the layer, instead of splitting in 2
parts, the tool is splitting in n parts (where n = 113). Apparently the
parts are randomly located.
It doesn't matter if the layer is
