I was excited to upgrade my installation to the latest version of QGIS 3.28. Everything went well until I discovered a super annoying issue with this new version. Every time I try to browse for spatial files through the Browser pane, QGIS seems to struggle to list the files and
If you own Intel based Mac, you may want to try booting or even installing Linux or Windows on your Mac. Unfortunately, the new M1 Mac does not support this feature anymore. The only way to go if you want to install Linux or Windows on M1 Mac is via
You might already know that Boot Camp is now available on M1 Mac. This is bad news for Mac users that want to run Windows natively on their M1 Mac. We can’t install Ubuntu 22.10 on M1 Mac as well. The only option for us to run Ubuntu on M1
Due to some reasons, I had to migrate my TrueNAS Server to a new one. There is a lot of GIS data in my TrueNAS Server but since it won’t boot, I need to do a fresh install on my new server hardware. The idea was to keep the existing
Before we get into the tutorial, I will explain why I need to generate bulk Dropbox links. In this example, I am currently preparing an ArcGIS Project with a rock sample location layer in the project. This layer will have a pretty cool popup. Whenever the user clicks the sample