On vrijdag 15 juni 2018 02:30:46 CEST Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer wrote: > > No, because of porting, it doesn't. But that time, that's on my side. > > Though please note that no Bitcoin forks got ported to qt5 in general, > > ever (not Bitcoin core itself, not Litecoin, not Peercoin. among more > > than 5000 cryptocurrencies they all use qt4 when the gui feature is > > available). > > Well, they better do the switch, there will be no Qt4 in the near future.
FTR: bitcoin-qt and litecoin-qt (which are also packaged for Debian ) are using QT5 for a while now. Monero also uses QT5 and upstream is working on Debian packages [1]. I dunno if the plan is to also bring it to Debian, but I think there's a reasonable chance as they want to make it available for Tails. If your favorite crypto currency hasn't been updated to use QT5, there's a reasonable chance it's pretty much unmaintained and that should raise some red flags. There are a LOT of crypto currency projects which cloned bitcoin a long time ago, changed a few parameters and thought they were done. Several don't even compile. That's not a Debian problem, but an upstream problem. [1] https://github.com/monero-project/monero/issues/2395
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