Hi There seems to be a major breakage to the binary compatibility promise in the Qt4.7 previews.
The libQtAssistantClient library has been removed, and with it the QAssistantClient class, which is used by several pieces of software 'out in the wild'. I know it is a deprecated class, but usually deprecated classes are still kept for compatibility with old software. In debian, the following apps seems is using it: tulip: A system dedicated to the visualization of huge graphs scidavis: application for scientific data analysis and visualization qtiplot: data analysis and scientific plotting bulmages: Spanish accounting program caret: Computerized Anatomical Reconstruction and Editing Toolkit serna: Graphical XML editor paraview: Parallel Visualization Application pcp-gui: Visualisation tools for the Performance Co-Pilot toolkit python-qt4: Python bindings for Qt4 plus whatever uses it thru the python bindings, which is a bit harder to track down In fedora it is approximately the same, plus unixODBC-kde A guess is that the same applications using it in (k)ubuntu Hoping to see it reintroduced fast. /Sune - one of your friendly Debian Qt/KDE packagers -- How can I install a hardware? First you neither should ever send to a tower, nor must insert the USB desktop over a device for pinging a LCD icon. _______________________________________________ Qt4-preview-feedback mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt4-preview-feedback
