Hi Stuart, Stuart Mentzer writes:
> Hello, > > The OpenSceneGraph-qt/-devel (OSG 3.4.0) packages on Fedora 24 are > built against Qt 4. I'm wondering if that is suggested by OSG (maybe > due to the single thread restriction on Qt 5) or is the choice of the > Fedora packager. > I think the main reason is to support existing code using OSG and Qt4 on their repositories. However, I expect all distributions to begin shipping OSG and Qt5 since Qt4 is fading away. > > I am able to run our OSG applications with Qt 5 on Windows and I'd > like to try it on Linux to see if we can transition off Qt 4. Would it > make sense to request OpenSceneGraph-qt5 packages be added by the main > distros? (I am assuming those are the only OSG packages with Qt > dependencies.) If so, how best to do that? Personally I think that it would make sense. You would usually file a bug report against the OSG package. For example, Debian has a "wish-list" category for that kind of petitions. You could also address the maintainer personally. -- Alberto _______________________________________________ osg-users mailing list osg-users@lists.openscenegraph.org http://lists.openscenegraph.org/listinfo.cgi/osg-users-openscenegraph.org