Tim Sutton

Many of you out there may be wondering ‘when are we going to release QGIS 3.0?’. Last year (2015) we started investigating when and how we would release QGIS 3.0. We promised (see Anita Graser’s post about this) that we would convey clearly to our users and developers our plans…

Last weekend (November 5th – November 8th, 2015) was a special occasion for the QGIS Project – we convened the 14th our ‘hackfest’ meeting! QGIS hackfests are events where an organiser provides a space for collaboration and members of the community converge and self-organise to…

Transition The QGIS PSC (Project Steering Committee) is in transition to becoming a Board. We are registering the project as a Swiss ‘Verein‘ (Association) which will be known as QGIS.ORG and will function as a not-for-profit company, serving the interests of the QGIS project. The…

The Official QGIS Podcast is back! In this episode we discuss the QGIS User Survey, the release of QGIS 2.12, highlight an interesting QGIS based study and much more! Download the mp3 directly here. Show notes are available: QGIS Podcast Episode 11 Show notes. You can subscribe to the podcast using…

This week we have more great news from Jürgen Fischer, our release manager: “QGIS is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information System that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. We are very pleased to announce the release of QGIS 2.12 ‘Lyon’. Lyon was the host city to…

Thanks to community member Sorin Călinică, there is now a Romania version of the QGIS User Survey available. We look forward to seeing your responses!

Thanks to QGIS Community member Alexander Bruy, our Ukranian users can now also participate in the QGIS User Survey in their native language!

Another great community contribution – you can now participate in the QGIS user survey if you are a Spanish speaker! Thanks to Luigi Pirelli and Victor Olaya for contributing this.

Another wonderful contribution from the QGIS community, the 2015 QGIS User survey is now available in French! Thanks for René-Luc Dhont for contributing the French translations.

Thanks to our awesome community, the QGIS User survey is now available in Portuguese! We are looking forward to hearing how the Portuguese speaking community is using QGIS!