But with what purpose? These are sites >7GB each of which most information
should either be still available in newer doc versions, or only if you would want
to use 2.x versions of QGIS...
I fail to want to put extra time into this.
But if you want: I have archived both versions in a zip on
Hi all,
Instead of deleting, would you consider putting the old documentation to a
repository, e.g. Zenodo, so that they are archived for long term? Zenodo
allows up to 50GB for each record and it is free. You can also create a
community page, so that all records are accessible from a single
Thank you!
I am also in Den Bosch and so I would love to join the discussion there,
hopefully with valuable contributions and solutions :))
Cheers, Hannes
Am 21.03.23 um 09:48 schrieb DelazJ via QGIS-Developer:
Hi,
Thanks all for the feedback
I second the (somewhat reformulated by myself)
Hi,
Thanks all for the feedback
I second the (somewhat reformulated by myself) opinion that we shouldn't
just buy space or disk because we would be financially able to do so. Not
sure it is a sustainable behavior and we'd just be postponing the issue
(remember, pyqgis repo is also concerned). We
