Tag: qgis

Revue de presse du 21 février 2025

Rejoignez le côté QGIS de la Force au travers de cette RDP teintée de sabres géolaser, de mviewer, de paquets python de la MAIF et de l'INSEE, d'ipv6, de PostGIS qui bruissent et qui barrissent... Avec de la contribution externe que la Geotribu est ravie d'accueillir!
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[Changelog] Redesigned admin panel with improved usability

The admin panel has been redesigned to better align with our design guidelines and provide a clearer overview of your server usage. Key improvements include:

  • A refreshed look with improved workspace, project, and user detail views

  • A new overview page displaying server usage statistics

  • The ability to grant admin panel access to other users directly from the UI

  • An option to export usage data for easier reporting

This update is now available for Enterprise users, with the Community edition update coming soon!

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[Changelog] Set storage and contributor limits per workspace

In the latest version of our Enterprise edition, you can now customize storage and contributor limits for individual workspaces. Simply head to the admin panel, select a workspace and click the "Update Limits" button to adjust its settings.

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Installing QGIS on Ubuntu with apt

Installing the most widely used open-source GIS software on the most popular Linux distribution should be straightforward, yet it often raises questions and even problems. This guide walks you through the process so you can refer back to it whenever needed.
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[Changelog] Readers can no longer edit projects locally

Users with the Reader role can no longer make changes to a project in the mobile app. They will not be able to create new features, update existing ones, or delete data. Previously, readers could make edits locally, but the app prevented them from synchronising changes to the server. This update ensures a more consistent read-only experience.

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[Changelog] Dynamic control of field read-only state

You can now make a field read-only dynamically using QGIS expressions! This feature is available in QGIS 3.30 and newer. To set it up, go to Layer Properties → Attributes Form, select a field, and change the editable flag to an expression that returns true or false. This allows you to control when a field is locked for editing based on your data or conditions.

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[Changelog] Support for dynamic field names (aliases)

The latest version of the mobile app now supports field aliases with dynamic expressions! You can set this up in QGIS by going to Layer Properties → Attributes Form, selecting a field and clicking the icon next to the alias input. From the context menu, choose Edit to define your expression. This allows field names to change dynamically based on your data.

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Celebrating 15 years with a fresh new look | Lutra Consulting

To celebrate our 15th year of delivering quality QGIS support and development, we’ve decided to give our branding and website a significant upgrade. We think the new logo and branding represent our dedication to developing cutting-edge features for the open source GIS community...
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Working with Climate Data in QGIS | Tools for Environmental Analysis

Learn how to effectively work with climate data in QGIS. Utilize powerful tools for visualizing, analyzing, and interpreting climate patterns to support environmental research and decision-making.
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QGIS Layer Tree API (Part 3) | Advanced Layer Management

Dive deeper into the QGIS Layer Tree API in Part 3 of this series. Learn advanced techniques for programmatically managing and customizing layer visibility, order, and properties in QGIS projects.
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