FOSS4G2008 PC Software

Back to FOSS4G2008...

Introduction

Workshop and Lab presenters were asked when they submitted their proposal to provide an indication of their software requirements for the PC's supplied at the venues. this list is a synthesis of the requirements and presnet the various options for working with non-Windows based presentations.

Presenters are asked to upload any VMWare images, other software and data to the ftp server [xyz] by the 15th September or preferably earlier. Login details will be communicated to you directly. Presentations can also be uploaded there.

The issue of doing printing of Workshop/Lab paper materials locally has been raised and will be addressed - arrangements to follow.

Discussion on this page should be done on the workshops list (conference-workshops@osgeo.org) at http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/conference-workshops

Workshop and Lab PC's

CTICC Venues

Desktop PC's will be supplied and maintained by a single supplier - their hardware config will be similar if not the same

UCT Venues

A mix of PC configurations - the Desktops are in-situ and supplied "as-is"

Fountains Venue

Desktop PC's will be supplied and maintained by a single supplier - their hardware config will be similar if not the same

Software

Default Image - Windows XP 32 bit

Housekeeping Software

• Bit Defender Anti-Virus Software
• Service Packs and Windows updates in place

Desktop Software

• Browsers
  • Firefox 3 (with Firebug)
  • Internet Explorer 7
• Office Suites
  • OpenOffice 2.4
  • Microsoft Office
• Text Editors
  • Notepad
  • Notepad++ download
• Viewers
  • Adobe Acrobat PDF Viewer
  • Flash Player 9

Virtual Machines/Languages

• Sun Java JDK 1.6
• Python 2.5.2
• Microsoft .NET framework 1.0 and 2.0
• Adobe Flex 3 development platform

Virtual Environments

VMWare Player 2.0

IDE's

• Eclipse >=3.3
• Microsoft Visual Studio Express

GUI Libraries

• TCL/TK
  • for GRASS, supplied by OSGeo4W
• QT4
  • for QGIS (with python libraries) - potentially supplied by OSGeo4W - if version sits well with QGIS lab
• wxWindows
  • for GRASS new GUI (with python libraries) - potentially supplied by OSGeo4W
• GTK?

Connectivity

• PuTTY
• Remote Desktop

Compilers / Build Systems

• MinGW/ MSYS
• Ant
• Maven >=2.06

Web Server Environments

• Apache2
• Tomcat 5.5
• ORM's
  • Hibernate
  • SQLAlchemy??
  • Django??

GIS Software

• MS4W
• OSGeo4W stack (as discussed here)
  • 1 Low Level Libraries
    • 1.1 avce00
    • 1.2 curl
    • 1.3 expat
    • 1.4 fcgi
    • 1.5 hdf4
    • 1.6 hdf5
    • 1.7 iconv
    • 1.8 libjpeg
    • 1.9 libtiff
    • 1.10 libgeotiff
    • 1.11 libxml2
    • 1.12 msvcrt
    • 1.13 mysql
    • 1.14 NetCDF
    • 1.15 ogdi
    • 1.16 pdflib
    • 1.17 shapelib
    • 1.18 sqlite3
    • 1.19 xerces-c
    • 1.20 zlib
    • 1.21 libpq
    • 1.22 proj

• • 2 GUI Libraries
    • 2.1 Tcl/Tk
    • 2.2 Qt4

• • 3 Script Languages
    • 3.1 python
    • 3.2 php
    • 3.3 perl
    • 3.4 csharp

• • 4 Apache
    • 4.1 apache
    • 4.2 apache-manual

• • 5 GDAL
    • 5.1 gdal
    • 5.2 gdal-oracle10g
    • 5.3 gdal-sde90
    • 5.4 gdal-sde91
    • 5.5 gdal-sde92
    • 5.6 gdal-java

• • 6 MapServer
    • 6.1 mapserver
    • 6.2 mapserver-dev
    • 6.3 mapscript-java

• • 7 OSSIM

• • 8 QGIS

• • 9 GRASS GIS

• • 10 Geoinformatica

• • 11 Openev

• • 12 udig

• gvSIG with Sextante
• MapGuide Open Source stack
• MapWindow stack
• OpenJump
• Udig - if not up to date in OSGeo4W
• QGIS - if not up to date in OSGeo4W
• GeoNetwork Open Source
• ILWIS
• Geoserver - perhaps software available, but not installed
• OrbisGIS here - perhaps software available, but not installed
• JGrass - relies on UDIG?
• Google Earth Pro 7 day eval copy
• MAJAS servlet here
• geGIS here
• OpenLayers - likely downloaded as needed...
• GeoTools and JTS - are these separate or does the code come with UDIG?
• Spatial Data Integrator here
• pgRouting

(Spatial) Database Software

• PostgreSQL 8.2x / PostGIS 8.3.3 - perhaps software available, but not installed
• PGAdmin
• Drivers
  • e.g. psycopg/GeoTypes

Presenter Supplied

Presenters will be able to run their workshops and labs off their own Operating System or Windows environment if they supply:

• A bootable USB or
• A bootable DVD/CD or
• A VMWare Image to be run by the VMWare Player installed on the default Windows XP image

DATA

• OpenStreetMap data for Cape Town