Before we can even consider Qt 6, we need to move to Qt 5.15 on all platforms.
Currently Windows and Linux releases uses a custom version of Qt 5.12 (except for the Ubuntu packages, they use whatever is included with the distro).
I have been using/developing Friction with Qt 5.15 on Ubuntu for several months now, and I believe we can drop support for Qt 5.12/5.13/5.14 in Friction 0.9.6.
TODO:
[x] Build Qt 5.15.12 on Windows (msvc 2017)
[x] Build Qt 5.15.12 on Linux (vfxplatform/CentOS7)
Before we can even consider Qt 6, we need to move to Qt 5.15 on all platforms.
Currently Windows and Linux releases uses a custom version of Qt 5.12 (except for the Ubuntu packages, they use whatever is included with the distro).
I have been using/developing Friction with Qt 5.15 on Ubuntu for several months now, and I believe we can drop support for Qt 5.12/5.13/5.14 in Friction 0.9.6.
TODO: