Mirko Vogt
Mirko Vogt
This is confusing, as further releases (>=5.15.2) were supposed to be commercial only. Question now for OpenWrt I suppose is: 5.15.2 + debian OSS patchset or 5.15.3 vanilla?
Apparently there has been an agreement pushed by KDE, that commercial releases are also released as OSS / community releases no more than 12 months after the commercial release. Couldn't...
Qt is /one/ set of packages in this feed and while for a long time it was kinda the only one, just recently there was support committed for wayland. It's...
I don't see the benefit of having Qt in its own feed - please elaborate on that. As you say, Qt can be used without GUI, but then - where...
> Upgrade to 5.15.2 Ack, though, while Qt's latest 5.15 release is already 5.15.5 (commercial only, though), the latest opensource one is 5.15.2 indeed. We will have to figure out...
Since Qt decided on maintaining the LTS 5.15 branch only for commercial users, Debian started to maintain its own patchset - monitoring security and stability related patches within the Qt6...
KDE is indeed also maintaining its own fork/patchset for Qt5.15, while debian does the same: https://salsa.debian.org/qt-kde-team/qt/qtbase/-/tree/master/debian/patches While KDE's patchset is more focused on KDE, Since we don't have to support...
Any news by any chance on this?
Oh, ok. Long shot, as I still see this: I'm running my web browsers sandboxed (linux namespaces) - this includes them having limited or no direct access to hardware, probably...
It's been more than 5 years, I honestly have no idea :)