Hello Users
I am curious over the text [Non-Commercial], which displays in the title
of all windows of QGIS version 0.7.4 under Windows XP. At first glance,
without making a substantial effort to digest the GNU General Public
License, three possibilities spring to mind:
1. The program is
Hi,
I think this due to the QT licence which add this information, and only for
windows users ;-)
Regards,
Y.
Le Mercredi 24 Janvier 2007 09:36, Craig Leat a écrit :
Hello Users
I am curious over the text [Non-Commercial], which displays in the title
of all windows of QGIS version 0.7.4
In a command line you need to use shp2pgsql to convert the shp to a sql
file. This sql can be imported in PostGIS. You may need administrator
privileges I think.
See http://postgis.refractions.net/docs/ch04.html#id2838081, 4.3.2
Stefaan
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Dear all,
Recently I tried to build on a Fedora Core 6 the current release of qgis
(qgis-0.8.0). I stumbled into a problem with qt4 (version 4.2.2) library. It is
installed with yum so everything should be in its default position. How should
I set the variable --with-qtdir= if my qglobal.h
Miha Staut wrote:
Dear all,
Recently I tried to build on a Fedora Core 6 the current release of qgis
(qgis-0.8.0). I stumbled into a problem with qt4 (version 4.2.2) library. It is
installed with yum so everything should be in its default position. How should
I set the variable --with-qtdir=
