This post follows on from my previous three (most recent first in list) linked below. There is no doubt that in just a short time from now we will probably see a 'one-click' installer to by-pass the next steps but a least this method allows you to change 'in/out' the individual libraries if there is are updates using the usual ' sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade '. http://www.paulshapley.com/2016/08/qgis-server-bringing-map-into-browser.html http://www.paulshapley.com/2016/07/how-to-install-qgis-server-on-ubuntu.html http://www.paulshapley.com/2016/04/how-to-install-postgresql-95-and.html 1. Firstly...Create a new QGIS project, add your layers from PostGIS, Shapefiles or raster (geotiff), style and symbolise those layers, set the projection and ensure you've set up your 'OWS Server' in 'Project Properties'. 2. Let's install the 'Lizmap' Plugin first by going into the 'Plugins' menu then 'Manage...
PostmarketOS is a privacy-focused Linux-based operating system for mobile devices, designed to extend the useful life of phones while giving users far more control than typical Android or iOS systems. Rather than tying the device to vendor accounts, bundled tracking services, or short manufacturer support cycles, PostmarketOS aims to provide a transparent, maintainable platform built around open-source software. Its strongest appeal is 'phone-and-desktop convergence', a compatible phone can function as a normal mobile device, but can also connect to a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to provide a lightweight linux desktop experience. This makes PostmarketOS attractive for users who want one pocket-sized device that can handle calls, mesaging, mobile browsing, terminal access, file management, and, where hardware support allows, full desktop-style working. https://postmarketos.org
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