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- The <label>Plugins</label> tab contains a list of all locally installed Python plugins, as well as plugins available in
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+ The <label>Plugins</label> tab contains a list of all locally installed Python plugins, as well as plugins available in
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remote repositories. Each plugin can be either:
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<ul>
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- <li> not installed - this means the plugin is available in the repository, but is not installed yet. In
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+ <li> not installed - this means the plugin is available in the repository, but is not installed yet. In
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order to install it, select the plugin from the list and click the <label>Install plugin</label> button.</li>
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<li> new - this means that the plugin is newly available in the repository.</li>
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- <li> installed - this indicates that the plugin is already installed. If it is also available in any repository
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- the <label>Reinstall plugin</label> button will be enabled. If the available version is older than the installed
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+ <li> installed - this indicates that the plugin is already installed. If it is also available in any repository
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+ the <label>Reinstall plugin</label> button will be enabled. If the available version is older than the installed
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version, the <label>Downgrade plugin</label> button will appear instead.</li>
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<li> upgradeable - this means that the plugin is installed, but there is an updated version available.
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In this case, the <label>Upgrade plugin</label> button will be enabled.</li>
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- <li> invalid - this means that the plugin is installed, but is unavailable or broken. The reason will be
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+ <li> invalid - this means that the plugin is installed, but is unavailable or broken. The reason will be
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explained in the plugin description field.</li>
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</ul>
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</p>
@@ -40,19 +40,19 @@ If the installation is successful, a confirmation message will appear. The plug
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- If the installation fails, the reason for the failure will be displayed in a warning dialog. Most often,
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- errors are the result of connection problems and/or missing Python modules. In the former case you
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- will likely need to wait before trying the install again, in the latter case, you should install the missing
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- modules relevant to your operating system prior to using the plugin. For Linux, most required
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- modules should be available via a package manager. For install instructions in Windows visit the
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- module home page. If you are using a proxy, you may need to configure it under <label>Edit</label> > <label>Options</label>
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+ If the installation fails, the reason for the failure will be displayed in a warning dialog. Most often,
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+ errors are the result of connection problems and/or missing Python modules. In the former case you
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+ will likely need to wait before trying the install again, in the latter case, you should install the missing
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+ modules relevant to your operating system prior to using the plugin. For Linux, most required
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+ modules should be available via a package manager. For install instructions in Windows visit the
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+ module home page. If you are using a proxy, you may need to configure it under <label>Edit</label> > <label>Options</label>
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(Gnome, OSX) or <label>Settings</label> > <label>Options</label> (KDE, Windows) on the <label>Proxy</label> tab.
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- The <label>Uninstall plugin</label> button is enabled only if the selected plugin is installed and is not a core
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- plugin. Note that if you have installed an update to a core plugin, you can uninstall this update
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- with the <label>Uninstall plugin</label> and revert to the version shipped with Quantum GIS. This default version
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+ The <label>Uninstall plugin</label> button is enabled only if the selected plugin is installed and is not a core
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+ plugin. Note that if you have installed an update to a core plugin, you can uninstall this update
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+ with the <label>Uninstall plugin</label> and revert to the version shipped with Quantum GIS. This default version
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however, cannot be uninstalled.
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@@ -63,13 +63,13 @@ however, cannot be uninstalled.
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<h4>Repositories tab</h4>
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</a>
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<p align='justify'>
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- The second tab <label>Repositories</label>, contains a list of plugin repositories available for the Plugin
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+ The second tab <label>Repositories</label>, contains a list of plugin repositories available for the Plugin
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Installer. By default, only the QGIS Official Repository is enabled. You can add several user-
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- contributed repositories, including the central QGIS Contributed Repository and other external repos-
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- itories by clicking the <label>Add 3rd party repositories</label> button. The added repositories contain a large
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- number of useful plugins which are not maintained by the QGIS Development Team. As such, we
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- cannot take any responsibility for them. You can also manage the repository list manually, that is add,
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- remove, and edit the entries. Temporarily disabling a particular repository is possible by clicking the
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+ contributed repositories, including the central QGIS Contributed Repository and other external repositories $
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+ by clicking the <label>Add 3rd party repositories</label> button. The added repositories contain a large
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+ number of useful plugins which are not maintained by the QGIS Development Team. As such, we
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+ cannot take any responsibility for them. You can also manage the repository list manually, that is add,
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+ remove, and edit the entries. Temporarily disabling a particular repository is possible by clicking the
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<label>Edit...</label> button.
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The <label>Options</label> tab is where you can configure the settings of the Plugin Installer.
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- The <label>x Check for updates on startup</label> checkbox tells QGIS to automatically look for plugin updates and
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- news. By default, if this feature is enabled all repositories listed and enabled in the <label>Repositories</label>
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- tab are checked for updates each time the program is started. The frequency of update checking
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- can be adjusted using the dropdown menu, and may be adjusted from once a day right up to once a
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- month. If a new plugin or update is available for one of the installed plugins, a notification will appear
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- in the Status Bar. If the checkbox is disabled, looking for updates and news is performed only when
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+ The <label>x Check for updates on startup</label> checkbox tells QGIS to automatically look for plugin updates and
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+ news. By default, if this feature is enabled all repositories listed and enabled in the <label>Repositories</label>
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+ tab are checked for updates each time the program is started. The frequency of update checking
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+ can be adjusted using the dropdown menu, and may be adjusted from once a day right up to once a
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+ month. If a new plugin or update is available for one of the installed plugins, a notification will appear
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+ in the Status Bar. If the checkbox is disabled, looking for updates and news is performed only when
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the Plugin Installer is manually launched from the menu.
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<p align='justify'>
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- Some internet connections will cause problems when attempting to automatically check for updates.
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- In these cases, a <i>Looking for new plugins...</i> indicator will remain visible in the Status Bar during your
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- entire QGIS session, and may cause a program crash when exiting. In this case please disable the
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+ Some internet connections will cause problems when attempting to automatically check for updates.
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+ In these cases, a <i>Looking for new plugins...</i> indicator will remain visible in the Status Bar during your
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+ entire QGIS session, and may cause a program crash when exiting. In this case please disable the
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checkbox.
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</p>
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- In addition, you may specify the type of plugins that are displayed by the Plugin Installer. Under
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+ In addition, you may specify the type of plugins that are displayed by the Plugin Installer. Under
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<i>Allowed plugins</i>, you can specify whether you would like to:
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<ul>
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<li> Only show plugins from the official repository</li>
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<table border=1 width='95%' align='center'><tr><td>
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- Note: Experimental plugins are generally unsuitable for production use. These plugins are in the early stages of
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- development, and should be considered ’ incomplete’ or ’ proof of concept’ tools. The QGIS development team
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+ Note: Experimental plugins are generally unsuitable for production use. These plugins are in the early stages of
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+ development, and should be considered " incomplete" or " proof of concept" tools. The QGIS development team
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does not recommend installing these plugins unless you intend to use them for testing purposes.
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