Just a brief note to say that the open source GIS MapWindow has reached version 4.4, and the new version is definitely a worthwhile upgrade if you already have the program. A whole bunch of shapefile editing capabilities have been added, there’s now an Undo function in the shapefile editor you can turn on, higher-resolution raster export, plus bug fixes and a few other features. I plan to do a video in the near future demonstrating these new capabilities, similar to the ones I’ve done before on MapWindow.
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