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QGIS supports vector, raster, and database formats and lets you browse and create map data on your computer.
QGIS supports many common spatial data formats (e.g. ESRI ShapeFile, geotiff). QGIS supports plugins to do things like display tracks from your GPS.
QGIS aims to be an easy to use GIS, providing common functions and features. The initial goal was to provide a GIS data viewer.

Author	Gary Sherman
Released	2018-08-20
Filesize	240.00 MB
Downloads	9
OS	Mac OS X
Installation	Instal And Uninstall
Keywords	geographic information system, map creator, map viewer, GIS, geographic information, create, QGIS for Mac
Users' rating (0 rating)	Currently 0/5 1 2 3 4 5

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3.2.2

Aug 20, 2018

New Release

General:

Feature: New zipped project file format .qgz is now the default format
QGZ was added as an optional format in 3.0. Having this format as the default format will ease a lot the path to go to a container able to embed resources like SVG, offline data in GPKG, color ramps, plugins or scripts.
This feature was developed by OSLANDIA - Paul Blottiere
Feature: Filtering for field values in Query Builder
When creating a new expression filter in query builder, you can now filter the field values preview panel.
This feature was developed by Salvatore Larosa
Feature: FULL screen Map via Ctrl-Shift-Tab
Besides Ctrl-Tab you can now do Ctrl-Shift-Tab, which will show you the Map and ONLY the Map, no more toolbars or buttons (or even without Window Title, in combination with F11). Great for Full Screen Map projection via Beamer or on Big Screens. You can still zoom and pan! (Based on work of Mathieu Pellerin)
This feature was developed by Richard Duivenvoorde