Thiago Macieira wrote: > On Thursday, 15 de September de 2011 21.08.51, [email protected] wrote: >> >For sake of a comparison, kind of like with Windows - if you get the >> >Windows 7 Business Edition then you don't get the Multimedia stuff that >> >is in Windows 7 Home Premium, things you might need though for >> >presentations. >> >> Don't want this. Just have a look at the Qt product definition (see some >> earlier thread on this list). We have Qt essentials that have to be there >> on all platforms, and addons that are optional or only supported on >> certain platforms. That should make this a lot clearer than with Qt 4. > > "All the features" are defined by the Qt release, which is done by the Qt > community. The Qt community and project are the only ones entitled to > attributing a new version number. > > Anything else is a "vendor branch". Vendors are allowed to apply patches > if they need them. They may not add or remove features, break binary > compatibility or invent a new version number. >
What would such patches be? Patches to cpp files only? What is a feature? If a vendor adds a method to a class is that a feature? _______________________________________________ Qt5-feedback mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt.nokia.com/mailman/listinfo/qt5-feedback
