Her samler vi spørgsmål som ofte bliver stillet.
Vi starter med denne side, som vi måske strukturerer til sektioner, eller måske flere sider, hvis det bliver nødvendigt
If you are going to ask QGIS related question via the mailing lists, please provide enough information to help others easily understand what your problem is. Without a clear and precise question, it is very hard to answer for anybody or takes just too much time because the answer will be a question to you etc etc. You may provide information such as:
gerne en beskrivende titel til din email
hvilken QGIS version du brugte på dette tidspunkt (præcist)
what are you expecting to get
if applicable, what have you tried and the result you got
if your question is about something broken, you may also provide:
what exactly is the error (if possible: screendump, stacktrace, copy of error text)
hvilket Operativ System og version
hvordan du installerede det (osgeo4w? standalone-installation? egen kompilering?)
at what time did it break (reinstall, new install, system update, project changes)
Keep in mind that the more precise is your question, the quicker and more accurate can be the answer.
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In case of a broken function, you may give a look at QGIS issue tracker before mailing to the list. More information at Bugs, Features and Issues.
After a successful developer meeting in Zurich (Switzerland), we decided that the next release should be related to it. Since then, all releases have been named after locations of our developer meetings.
To cite QGIS in your piece of work, or for an assignment, please use citation type that can be more helpful:
Cite the QGIS project in general
QGIS.org, %Y. QGIS Geographic Information System. QGIS Association. http://www.qgis.org
Cite the QGIS Developers Manual
QGIS.org, %Y. QGIS 3.28. Geographic Information System Developers Manual. QGIS Association. Electronic document: https://docs.qgis.org/3.28/en/docs/developers_guide/index.html
Cite the QGIS Installation Guide
QGIS.org, %Y. QGIS 3.28. Geographic Information System Installation Guide. QGIS Association. Electronic document: https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/INSTALL.md
Cite the QGIS User Guide
QGIS.org, %Y. QGIS 3.28. Geographic Information System User Guide. QGIS Association. Electronic document: https://docs.qgis.org/3.28/en/docs/user_manual/index.html
Cite the QGIS Server Documentation
QGIS.org, %Y. QGIS 3.28. Geographic Information System API Documentation. QGIS Association. Electronic document: https://docs.qgis.org/3.28/en/docs/server_manual/index.html
Cite the QGIS API Documentation
QGIS.org, %Y. QGIS 3.28. Geographic Information System API Documentation. QGIS Association. Electronic document: https://qgis.org/pyqgis/3.28/index.html
Preferred format: BibTeX
Example BibTeX entry:
<pre>
@Manual{QGIS_software,
title = {QGIS Geographic Information System},
author = {{QGIS Development Team}},
organization = {QGIS Association},
year = {%Y},
url = {https://www.qgis.org},
}
</pre>
There is no requirement to mention QGIS for maps produced with it. It is of course really welcome if would like to add a note saying that the map was produced with QGIS. »Made with QGIS« or »Map created using the Free and Open Source QGIS« are good examples of such a note.
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Do not say ©QGIS as QGIS does not hold copyrights on your work.
Ja du kan… MEN afhængig af hvilket Operativsystem du har, er det mere eller mindre besværligt.
If you are under Windows and are using the OSGeo4w installer, it is included.
If you are using macOS, you can find the ECW plugin and install instructions at https://www.kyngchaos.com/software/frameworks
For other instructions, eg look here: https://www.faunalia.eu/en/blog/2019-05-21_ecw_support
Yes, compiling QGIS from source is possible whatever OS you use (Windows, OS X, Linux). Please read Building QGIS from source