Giuseppe Carlino

@GeofCox @Em0nM4stodon This is great. Here in Torino, no tickets just for university students (still paid tickets for high school students…). I wonder if any cost-benefit analysis is available to support these actions.

@fsfe This should be so uncontroversial, yet the system is so broken. In our own experience as a for profit organisation willing to release as free and open source the results of (partially) public funded projects we are held back mainly by public research institutions.

@nacly @fsfe We work in the field of air quality numerical modelling and we experienced just that: public research organisations not willing to release numerical models as open and free. Models developed in the academic environment and (partially) funded by public grants. This is to get an hypothetical advantage in producing new publications, getting additional funding in forthcoming public grants and even doing paid consulting (masked as academic research).

@qgis At the moment QGIS4 installer for macOS is still not available. “Regular version" delivers version 3.44.8

@organicmaps This is the real time GTFS feed for Torino,Italy: http://aperto.comune.torino.it/dataset/feed-gtfs-real-time-trasporti-gtt

@mbernasocchi @qgis Thanks

@andreaerdna@fosstodon.org @jef@norden.social Yes, got it. Thanks.

@drsimevans@mastodon.energy Yes, Italy 🤦

@marcoarment@mastodon.social Amazing job, thank you. The feature is not available on the “mac version" of the app. Am I correct?

@jef@norden.social At the moment, it looks like the Mac package of release 4.0.0 is missing. At least, I can't find it.