On Mon, Jan 23, 2017 at 10:48:53PM +0100, Nicolas Kuttler wrote: > On 2017-01-23 21:40, Julian Gilbey wrote: > > On Wed, Jul 13, 2016 at 07:08:23AM +0200, Nicolas Kuttler wrote: > > > There are alpha builds with Qt5 available, > > > > > > http://ankisrs.net/download/mirror/alpha/ > > > > > > https://anki.tenderapp.com/discussions/beta-testing/172-anki-210-alpha-1 > > > > > > https://anki.tenderapp.com/discussions/beta-testing/174-anki-210-alpha-2 > > > > I have managed to create a working Debian package based on the latest > > alpha. Would you like me to send the changes to the collab-maint > > repository? > > I'm not an Anki dev, just a user, I don't know about their repositories. > As a Debian user, at the moment I'd rather see Anki removed from Debian. > It doesn't look like we'll have a usable release before the stretch > freeze, but by all means, contribute your code upstream. I hope a stable > Qt5 Anki will appear in backports rather sooner than later.
Hi Nicolas, This was a comment on the Debian bug report; I'm suggesting uploading my changes to the Debian anki collab-maint repository. It's too late for anki to get into stretch, as we are now in quite deep freeze, and it has been removed from testing. But the version I have created, especially when 2.1.0 has stabilised, should be able to be backported to backports. In the meantime, it can be uploaded to unstable (at least once my new package, python3-send2trash, which is needed by anki 2.1.0, has been processed through the NEW queue; this can also easily be backported to stretch-backports). Best wishes, Julian
