On August 29, 2011 12:22:17 PM Lukáš Jirkovský wrote: > I haven't tested it yet, but seems like a bad timing: > http://lists.pyside.org/pipermail/pyside/2011-August/002816.html > > Let's hope pySide development will continue.
If it does not, it is still enough compatible with PyQt to fall back on it. If you really want to worry: Qt belongs to Nokia and Nokia's erratic moves do not inspire stability nor confidence. Nokia is the company that acquired Psion/Symbian in 2008, set it Free in 2009, took it back again in 2010 and announced end of life for 2016. During the same time Nokia developed Maemo, a proprietary platform / extension on top of Debian/Linux. Merged 2010 into MeeGo, a "strategic alliance" with Intel that did not even last a full year / product cycle. Ditched for another "strategic alliance", this time with Microsoft. What's next? And how will it affect Qt, that Nokia owns? I am not worried. There are enough examples out there of Free software that survived their corporate masters gone bezerks. Yuv
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