On Tuesday, 25 September 2018 04:29:29 PDT Jason H wrote:
> There's a suicide pact with the community that if Qt ever stops being
> updated, that it is relicensed under BSD. I believe that "stops being
> updated" means failing to release two dot (x.y) releases a year. It is
> relatively foggy in my
This does not seem to be the case.
If i try to qinstall an executable that is on a samba share, and
currently locked because the result of make install is being run,
qinstall fails with "Error copying A to B: Destination already exists"
(this error is after the remove() of previous destination file
I've been continuing to plug away at this problem as time allows.
Recently, I determined that during the lengthy resumes, one and
sometimes two threads are using 100% cpu. One of those threads is
always thread 1 as reported by gdb. Whenever I stop the app and look,
that thread is always in __epo
Hi,
I need to use a Qt Bluetooth module on a windows 10 platform (Not WinRT)
and using mingw32 compiler. I understand that the work in progress branch
win/wip is suitable for this requirement. It would be helpful if someone
could tell me if it is safe to use this branch. I have checked out the
bra
Exactly, they already have Xamarin, I don't any real advantage fro them to
buy Qt, Microsoft prefer their C# as a cross platform anyway. That would be
a huge surprise and a waste of money that doesn't add any real value. And
if they buy out Qt, I don't see why the open source part of it would not
r
And this is now back up.
Andy
Fra: Andy Shaw
Dato: søndag 23. september 2018 22:25
Til: Andy , "interest@qt-project.org"
Emne: Re: [Interest] lists.qt-project.org down/unreachable
Hi Andy,
Thanks for reporting it. I have alerted IT here so they can sort it out.
Hopefully it will be fixed so
Considering that when MS bought Xamarin they put it under MIT, I'd wager
that if they ever happen to buy TQTC, they would certainly do the same
with Qt.
On 9/25/18 1:29 PM, Jason H wrote:
There's a suicide pact with the community that if Qt ever stops being updated,
that it is relicensed unde
On Tuesday, 25 September 2018 12:14:11 CEST Henry Skoglund wrote:
> Hi, while I am a very happy Qt user, I have this fear that Microsoft
> will knock on Qt's door with a boatload of money.
[...]
Fret no more! Familiarize yourself with the KDE Free Qt Foundation and sleep
soundly at night...
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There's a suicide pact with the community that if Qt ever stops being updated,
that it is relicensed under BSD. I believe that "stops being updated" means
failing to release two dot (x.y) releases a year. It is relatively foggy in my
find, but dates back to the GNOME competitive days and I think
Hi, while I am a very happy Qt user, I have this fear that Microsoft
will knock on Qt's door with a boatload of money.
Being old and having gone through some bad experiences with Microsoft, I
was one of those who left GitHub for GitLab this summer. But when the
bell tolls for Qt, I don't see a
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