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Migrate to Qt5 (Qt4 not included in e.g. Ubuntu 20.04 any longer) #6
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I will not have time to do it in the near term, but contributions are welcomed. |
Let's keep this open until this is taken care of one way or another. Thanks for taking the time to report it. |
If someone wants to take a shot at this, perhaps some inspiration could be taken from the following PR I just merged: #8 . It ports the old GTK 2 UI to GTK 3, to the point where a window with some controls is shown if you run it. A handful of TODOs left before the GTK UI can be considered useful though. And probably som 8000 e work needed in addition to the known TODOs. In any case, I imagine porting from Qt4 to Qt5 would be similar in many ways, so just wanted to reference that PR in this ticket. |
I forgot to mention: I recently converted all Python code in the git repo to Python 3 in this commit, including the Qt UI code. So one less problem to take care of for whoever takes a shot at fixing this issue ... |
So, for now, Qt5 is NOT supported? |
Correct |
Hi, Are any plans to add Qt5 support for this nice tool?
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