I know this is a meme but it is free and opensource software. Can we please be kind to the people that work to make your life easier.
it's still the best, the issue is GIS ;D
Trueeeeeee
QGIS is great, but the real power horse is GDAL.
this guy maps
I use rgdal in R to avoid doing statistics with QGIS. But for thematic maps I find it very useful. And for nicer looking legends on maps I use Inkscape.
The true power of open source for me is, that you use many programs together to achieve a result that can beat closed source software. It is sometime more work to do so, when you aim for near perfection.
I read the post before the title and was prepared to come at you. QGIS doesn't get enough love for how good it actually is.
Having started with OpenJUMP, I assure you that there are deeper depths to be explored.
GlobalMapper users high five! ✋
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(Cricket noises...)
Its been 80 years since I've used GM.
I just started using it recently. It is not the most intuitive thing, but I don't see how it could possibly garner such ire.
WELCOME TO THE NIGHTMARE, JUST YOU WAIT
When people have to use something everyday for work, they become acutely aware of every one of its shortcomings and the reasons behind them. When they realize that it could be better but isn't because of a bullshit reason and, on top of that, there's no better alternative, this creates resentment. Because then your survival depends on you putting up with unnecessary BS.
I actuallt have very little criticism of Arcgis Pro these days. Arcmap sucked ass though, and their apps and arcgis online still does.
True, it does make nice print maps. I just resent that I have to run it on the shame box (VM) as it's not ported to Linux.
Agreed
Pardon my ignorance, but what is QGIS?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QGIS?wprov=sfla1
FOSS industry standard mapping software, basically Blender for maps.
Arcgis pro > qgis > arcmap
Fuck .mxd
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