Hi
We will have a 'normal' windows installer for 1.1 and 1.02 when they
come out. The GRASS support in these may have some remaining issues.
Regards
Tim
On 22 Apr 2009, at 2:38 PM, JDCom wrote:
this might help some of you:
at the windows version download spot for qgis on the qgis.org
I have tried to install KORE version of QGIS into a vista machine using the
OSGEO4W package with only some success.
I am not in any position to help with building an installer but may I suggest
that until an installer is available, could one of the many knowledgeable
persons offer a list of
Carson -
I have tried to install KORE version of QGIS into a vista machine using the
OSGEO4W package with only some success.
I am not in any position to help with building an installer but may I suggest
that until an installer is available, could one of the many knowledgeable
persons offer
this might help some of you:
at the windows version download spot for qgis on the qgis.org website there
is now a link (posted a few days ago) to a 'how-to' page explaining how and
what to install from the osgeo installer.
It helped me.
JD
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Michael Toews ha scritto:
On the topic of GRASS, I'm not sure exactly where the difficulties are, but
I'm wondering if GRASS support is really needed for a standalone QGIS
installer? From what I understand, QGIS doesn't actually require GRASS at
all, except that certain plug-ins do require
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Hi Agustin
Agustin Lobo wrote:
I personally use linux but have had to pay attention to Qgis running on
Windows
(and recently on Mac) because most students are using Windows (and, even
worse, vista).
But I must say that I feel a bit guilty for
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Hi Agustin
Agustin Lobo wrote:
I personally use linux but have had to pay attention to Qgis running on
Windows
(and recently on Mac) because most students are using Windows (and, even
worse, vista).
But I must say that I feel a bit guilty for
Hi List!
I take the liberty to start a new thread on this subject. I am currently
having serious trouble using QGis because of the poor Windows support.
I was happily using the second preview when I decided to upgrade to Kore.
Then the trouble began.
As described on the QGis forum, the so-called
hi Mats,
As described on the QGis forum, the so-called installer leaves out
important components in the Express installation, and renders an
unusable system if an Advanced installation is attempted.
really? have you checked the lists for this. I know lot's of people who
are using the osgeo4w
Oops,
my last email did not include the fact that there *is* a standalone
Windows installer coming out very soon, and that it shouldn't be more
than a week or so (assuming all goes according to plan ;-))
Cheers,
Carson
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I personally use linux but have had to pay attention to Qgis running on
Windows
(and recently on Mac) because most students are using Windows (and, even
worse, vista).
But I must say that I feel a bit guilty for this. Somehow I feel that there
is a lot
of very good brain time being devoted to deal
I've opened various posts too on the problem. Various things are
getting fixed for grass on Windows, as many bugs are coming out on
Vista more then XP, but I think a real solution would come from a deep
grass code refactoring to make it compile with MSVC* . Probably it
would solve many problems
Macho werner.ma...@gmail.com, qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org
Sent: Wednesday, 25 March, 2009 10:38:29 GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] Why no proper QGis Windows installer yet?
I've opened various posts too on the problem. Various things are
getting fixed for grass on Windows
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