QGIS is an multicross open source GIS desktop engine based QT.
Since QGIS core is made entirely in QT, it is not supported in the environment where QT does not exist.
QT is an open source library that provides a GUI for developing application solutions in various environments, including a multicross gui library of about 100 MB.
Especially, it is widely used in Linux environment, and desktop tools are convenient development libraries that are frequently used in programs that support MacOS, Linux, and Windows environments.
However, it is not possible to install more than 100MB in the mobile environment, and the GUI does not match the mobile environment. (Not fully supported)
1. QGIS only supports the desktop properly.
> Android and IOS libraries are provided. (However, Mapper GUI configured with QT GUI is not supported.)
> It can be developed with Android Java, Object-C, C ++.
2. It is developed in QT, C ++ and supports only python script as application development language.
> It supports various application languages such as C, C ++, VB, C#, java, javascript.
3. It is difficult to modify QGIS GUI and it can be developed only in addon form.
> You can use the Mapper GUI, or you can create a batch processing system that only uses 2D and 3D Map windows and does not require a GUI.
4. It is difficult to redevelop it as a perfect unit solution.
> You can redevelop the entire GUI to develop a completely different solution, or you can use the basic GUI functionality as is.
5. 3D function is not supported.
> Also supports spherical based 3D visualization.
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