⏳ Workshops at #QGISUC2026 are filling up fast - most are already over 50% full.
If you're joining us in October, now is the time to secure your spot. 10 hands-on workshops to choose from, covering everything from field data collection to AI-driven analysis, hydrological modelling, point clouds, and more.
👉 conference.qgis.org/tickets
The first partial schedule is live! 🗺️
Short workshops, full-day workshops, side events, and general timings are now up - you can start planning your days in Laax, Switzerland (4–9 October 2026). Talks are coming soon.
Browse the program: https://uc2026.qgis.org/schedule/#detailed
See you in the Alps! 🏔️
#QGIS Grant Programme 2026 Results
https://blog.qgis.org/2026/05/17/qgis-grant-programme-2026-results/
Volunteering for the campaign of #GLPvdA during the last municipal elections in Rotterdam inspired me to try a small pilot for planning and monitoring canvassing with #QGIS and @merginmaps.
In my new video, I show how to set up a similar workflow: simple, practical, and fully #opensource.
▶️Watch on QwastTube: https://videos.qwast-gis.com/w/je8KqK2BpNyNREiavxidYB
Smart Canvassing with Mergin Maps
RE: https://fosstodon.org/@qgis/116589442739568234
I'm glad to see that this list includes restoring print layout HTML items. I used HTML/CSS to easily handle multi-column formatting in a map poster last year, and will probably be asked to make a new edition at some point. #QGIS
I do like the new #QGIS 4, so many quality-of-life improvements, everything works nicely, a massive thank you to all the amazing devs.
However, I am still curious.
Is it just me, or have some of the font sizes been increased ever-so-slightly? Or maybe the font is slightly different? Or is this just an artefact of switching to the newer version of Qt? Or maybe it's an artefact of being on Gnome running a Qt application?
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Hans van der Kwast 
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Keith Jenkins
Joe_Wiegetritt
Tuomas Väisänen 📼🧟♂️
Tomo