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Is there an OpenCL acceleration framework for QGIS?
OpenCL acceleration is now available in QGIS and allows to take advantage of high speed parallel computing capabilities of modern GPUs and CPUs. For now only a few common QGIS core raster processing algorithms have been ported but the framework is in place and opens the doors for more OpenCL-Accelerated algorithms!
Where do I find the settings for QGIS?
Some basic options for QGIS can be selected using the Options dialog. Select the menu option Settings ► Options . You can modify the options according to your needs. Some of the changes may require a restart of QGIS before they will be effective.
Which is the latest version of QGIS for Windows?
Download QGIS for your platform. Binary packages (installers) are available from this page. The current version is QGIS 3.16.0 ‘Hannover’ and was released on 23.10
How to add or remove documentation path for QGIS?
Add or Remove Path (s) to search for additional C++ plugin libraries. Add or Remove Documentation Path (s) to use for QGIS help. By default, a link to the official online User Manual corresponding to the version being used is added.
Is there an Intel GPU compatible with OpenCL?
(GT 730 plus newer intel GPU is a weird but maybe useful test platform, ideally i want to detect both and select the intel GPU) When OpenCL first appeared in QGis, for a brief period, I was able to enable Intel acceleration. “No OpenCL compatible devices were found on your system”.
Is there a way to enable OpenCL support?
Yes, I toggled the check box to enable OpenCL Support. The error message does not populate the bottom part of the window until after you attempt to toggle the check box to enable support. Is there another/better place for me to be pulling log information from?
Can you create geospatialpdfs in QGIS 3.10?
According to this link, QGIS 3.10 and newer can create GeospatialPDFs. However, when I go to export through layout view, the box is greyed out. What am I doing wrong? Edit: As someone below points out,…