Supporting Qt5
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Re: Supporting Qt5
Oh boy... now pyside dies??? After all our effort?
Re: Supporting Qt5
Well, people were quick to point out in that mailing list thread that PySide is not dying.yorik wrote:Oh boy... now pyside dies??? After all our effort?
Yet, with Qt 4.8 reaching EOL on 19th December 2015 and with no Qt5 plans for PySide, it might as well be dead for anyone wanting to move to Qt5!
Re: Supporting Qt5
http://www.vfxplatform.com/
So as an alternative to switching to PyOtherSide, PySide might still be an option with the above-mentioned porting effort.The CY2016 Platform is a work in progress, feedback is still welcome and will continue to be addressed until August when the final CY2016 Platform will be published during SIGGRAPH. The major change for CY2016 is a move to Qt5 which requires a port of PySide and modifications to vanilla Qt to resolve issues that impact some DCC tools. The Working Group's aim is for this modified Qt to be available to anyone who wishes to target the CY2016 Platform, and for all major software vendors to build their CY2016 releases against the same modified Qt. More details will be shared in due course.
Re: Supporting Qt5
More details on the good news:
http://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/p ... 02313.html
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic ... mkRi63zbEs
https://bitbucket.org/ctismer
Everyone thank Autodesk
http://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/p ... 02313.html
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic ... mkRi63zbEs
https://bitbucket.org/ctismer
Everyone thank Autodesk
Re: Supporting Qt5
Oh man that are awesome news! Porting to QT5 will be a serious issue soon, and I was realy worried about PySide!
Re: Supporting Qt5
Yes debian is also beginning to bug us about that... They sent an automatic email to all projects still using Qt4 saying that we risk to be removed from debian in the future...
Re: Supporting Qt5
Question to see too: How tied is Qt5 to python3?
Re: Supporting Qt5
This is really great news regarding Pyside2! It sounds like Chris is ready for some early testing - anyone here keen to give it a try? -Ian-
Re: Supporting Qt5
Should we go migrate to python3 as well? I guess all major distros, mac and win has python3 by now.
P.S. There are some nice multithreading funcions in python3 that I'd like to use in FEM wb
P.S. There are some nice multithreading funcions in python3 that I'd like to use in FEM wb