A long-standing feature request in the QGIS repo has been an option for a ribbon-style GUI to replace the plethora of toolbars that usually characterize the top rows of any QGIS window.
A couple of months ago Eithan published an
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A long-standing feature request in the QGIS repo has been an option for a ribbon-style GUI to replace the plethora of toolbars that usually characterize the top rows of any QGIS window.
A couple of months ago Eithan published an
For a while now, my preferred way of installing QGIS has been from conda-forge. However, while we’re waiting for QGIS 4 to become available on conda-forge, there are alternatives:
Meet the official QGIS Docker Images
First off, you’ll need Docker...
I’ve been testing Codeberg for over a year now, with Trajectools being the largest repo that has already moved its headquarters from Github to