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Re:Guido on Python by amyjess on Friday July 31, 2015 @10:05AM (#9981803)
> Besides, PySide is porting to Qt5 too.

Is there any kind of concrete roadmap on this? All I've heard was basically "yeah, we want to move to Qt5 at some point in the future" back in 2013.

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Re:Guido on Python by chaosphere2112 on Friday July 31, 2015 @02:16PM (#9983358)
Yeah, activity picked up a week or two ago; someone has done most of the legwork to get the bindings auto-generated, and now there's the clean up to do.
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Re:Guido on Python by amyjess on Friday July 31, 2015 @02:46PM (#9983541)
That's very nice to hear. I was seriously beginning to fear that PySide was dead in the water.

I'd love to have a decent GUI toolkit for Python I could use with Apache or MIT code (without having to isolate the GPL bits), but I was nervous about being stuck on Qt4, so I was never terribly sure about PySide.

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