Exciting times are ahead for the QGIS project! We’re thrilled to share some major updates coming to the QGIS platform over the next few months. These changes are part of a long-planned technical migration that will bring new possibilities and ensure QGIS stays modern, fast, and future-ready.
We recently launched our new website at QGIS.org. It is a ground-up overhaul and provides a fresh take on the first contact point for existing or potential users wishing to engage with the QGIS project and discover its value proposition.
Understanding which regions QGIS is being used in, which versions are in active use, which platforms it is being used on, and how many users we have is hugely beneficial to our ability as a project to serve our users. This post explains how we set out to better understand our user base using analytics.
The Log4J vulnerability has been dominating recent tech news. Consequently, we’ve received many request asking whether QGIS is affected. Therefore,… Read more QGIS not affected by Log4J
Dear community, Due to some rather severe issues in the 3.16.13 and .12 Windows MSI installers, we decided to temporarily revert back… Read more QGIS LTR 3.16.13 reverted to 3.16.11
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