Nick Bearman

@robinlovelace@fosstodon.org @qgis@fosstodon.org @nowosad@fosstodon.org @underdarkGIS@fosstodon.org @osgeo@fosstodon.org See this thread for details: https://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/qgis-developer/2026-May/068253.html Short version (as I understand it) nobody is willing / able to maintain it, most of it's features are now built in to QGIS and SAGA are not interested in keeping it. Well worth reading the full thread for an insight into a) being an open source developer for a big project and b) an understanding of how these decisions are make. Thanks to everyone for their openness! 🙂

Already know a bit of R and GIS but want to extend your knowledge? My Advanced #R as a #GIS: Spatial Analysis and Statistics course is coming up on 19-20 May 2026: For those ready to dive deeper, who want to learn about spatial statistics and overlays
https://nickbearman.com/training-courses.html

Know QGIS a bit already but want to dive deeper? Want to learn how to visualise and analyze spatial data in the social sciences and build your #GIS skills? LAST FEW PLACES for Advanced QGIS course starting TOMORROW 3rd March:
📍 Advanced GIS Spatial Analysis - For those ready to dive deeper
https://nickbearman.com/training-courses.html #GISchat

Check out my #QGIS Intro and Advanced and R-RStudio GIS Intro and Advanced courses coming up over the next few months - QGIS starting next week! See nickbearman.com for more details on the courses and any questions, please ask #GISchat

Fantastic day with CDRC Data and Geodemoraphics at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Great to catch up with old and new colleagues, and hear about consumer data being used in OAC, health, geodemoraphics from space, working from home, night time data, construction and The Book of Mormon! Plus a fantastic careers panel on the importance of keeping up with new developments and being able to learn on the job! Thanks everyone and hope you had a great time!

@AAMfP@fosstodon.org @obra@mastodon.social @k9mail@fosstodon.org Is Thunderbird still part of Mozilla, or have they separated now? I can't find the original reference, but I thought they had split. The history seems a little complex though https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Thunderbird