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Question for the community and users:
With the introduction of PySide6, should we remove support for PySide and/or PyQt4? If so, we could start to include members of Qt.py that exist in PySide2/PyS…
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Because glue-wwt can be used in a Jupyter context, we should:
- [x] Make qtpy an optional dependency
- [ ] Add a -qt factor in tox or even pyqt and pyside ones like in glue-qt and then have a mix …
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For simpler development, imports should move from `PyQt6` to `qtpy`. A small todo list to achieve this:
- [x] Check if it works with `fbs`
- [ ] Switch all imports
- [ ] Test if it runs with `PyS…
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Hi, since I'm not very good at using PyQt, in addition to the fact that the author of the Pyside-QCP project hasn't maintained it for a long time, all is it possible for you to provide support for the…
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Hi,
I was unable to run the macro on Linux. I ended up having to change all instances of PySide2 to PySide in every file to get it to work, since the one bundled with FreeCAD is called that.
https…
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I cloned the repo and created a virtual environment. I tried to install the required packages the easy way i.e.
```
pip install -rrrequirements.txt
```
I got the following error
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### PyQt: GPL(General Public License)
- License for an open source program
- It is obligated to disclose the source code
- If want to use it outside the scope of GPL, must purchase separate license…
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I think PyQt4 should be dropped.
It would really simplify LOTs of the code.
As an addendum, I think `qtpy` should probably be used as the only qt "backend", and people should be pointed to it in…
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Use PySide instead of PyQt for LGPL.
Still waiting for [PYSIDE-1086](https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/PYSIDE-1086) issue.