QGIS 3 officially released
On 24th of February, the QGIS developers have officially released QGIS 3 (codename “Girona”). It is the third major version of the free and open source cross-platform GIS…
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Attention: QGIS 2.10 is coming!
Four months ago QGIS 2.8 was released. The Long Term Release will be suppported for the next 2 years. Besides this LTR version QGIS is updated in a…
Open Data in the UK
The Ordnance Survey is UK’s mapping agency and frequently releases free datasets. Their OpenData policy is quite progressive compared to Germany’s and they’ve recently published some fresh datasets…
ArcGIS 10.3
Yesterday the new major release of worldwide leading GIS solution ArcGIS was released: 10.3. Most users upgraded already to the version 10.x and enjoyed Python support as well…
QGIS 2.6: insights
Yesterday QGIS 2.6 Brighton was released. Now all systems are supported as also KyngChaos compiled a new version for QGIS 2.6 (source). In this post, I thought myself…
QGIS 2.6 Now Available
At least for Linux…[update: and Windows!] For Windows and Mac it’s just a question of time…
QGIS 2.6 – Sneak Peak
The release of QGIS 2.6 is planned for October 24, but you don’t have to wait to test new functions in development. In this post I’ll look closer…
QGIS 2.2 is coming. Be prepared!
The undercover GIS queen “Underdark” a.k.a. Anita Graser came up with this headline today and we had seen some little insight in the upcoming QGIS release already. So…
QGIS 2.2 and its new features
The last update of our beloved QGIS 2.0.1. version Dufour was a giant leap for a grown GIS and the next step forward is in sight. Thanks to…
short announcement: QGIS 2.0.1 Dufour now available on Ubuntu
Times are changing and so should a GIS. Since a long time there was the announcement to release QGIS 2.0 to the public by June. But as there…
short announcement: QGIS 2.0 is going live soon!
As I came across some posts from @qgiswatch I was very excited as it stated that there are some changes in the GIT of QGIS that looks just…
QGis 2.0 – the new features
Thanks to Nathan, Anita Graser and Tim Sutton, who already wrote about new features of the new QGis-Release 2.0. The release date isn’t published yet, but we think…