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<div>Dear R-GIS users,</div>
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<div>thank you so much for the kind and constructive remarks!</div>
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<div>@Rainer: We will change the MAC paths in accordance with your recommendations. And yes, set_env could search automatically for QGIS installations under Linux and Mac OSX. We have already implemented that kind of logic for Windows. However, this might make set_env really slow depending on the number of folders set_env has to search recursively. Therefore, we are not sure if we really should implement that feature. But maybe one could search at least the most common paths...</div>
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<div>@Barry: Yes, I considered using rPython in the beginning. But then I realized it was only available for unix-based OS (or at least a stable version). Secondly, I wasn't sure if it was easily possible to import QGIS functionality (could you briefly show?). And thank you for pointing out other advantages of rPython. I'll surely give it a try.</div>
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<div>@Kenny: Currently, I am also writing a paper on RQGIS. Here, I'll also compare and discuss GIS functionalities within R. But it will probably still take a while until it gets published...</div>
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<div>All the best,</div>
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<div>Jannes</div>
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