Hi!
> Seems that some distributions are actually going ahead with full
> removal or have already done so which matches up with the view that
> it is well and truly dead?
I do not get the feeling that it's "well and truly dead" at all from the
thread; at least not yet. It seems very much still in the "people are
working hard to put it to rest" stage.
I asked openSuse and it does not sound as if they are planning to retire
Qt 5 soon [1]:
> dependson libqt5-qtbase | wc -l
> 432
>
> That feels even more optimistic than eliminating GTK2 (which
> lists 231 dependents)
I agree with Ben that we should try to drop Qt 5 in CI. It is a chicken
and egg problem. The projects don't feel any pressure to finally move to
Qt 6 thus the numbers don't get down.
What about Krita, is there a Qt 6 release available?
[1]
https://lists.opensuse.org/archives/list/[email protected]/thread/KYPVVTNSDHHGU6AVSCYFQ4NSUO6G3HTR/
Bye
Christoph
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