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jkakavas / creepy

A geolocation OSINT tool. Offers geolocation information gathering through social networking platforms.
http://www.geocreepy.com
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Qt4 > Qt5 #9

Closed RossGammon closed 9 years ago

RossGammon commented 9 years ago

Debian are looking to move to Qt5 from Qt4 over the next release cycle. Will Creepy work with python-qt5?

jkakavas commented 9 years ago

Hi, from what I've seen in http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/Docs/PyQt5/pyqt4_differences.html, there are a number of things that affect my code base, like splitting QtGui and QtWebkit in different modules and some other minor things.

So, a small rewrite might be needed, but I don;t see this as a big effort.

petterreinholdtsen commented 9 years ago

Hi.

Do you plan to do this rewrite for a future version of creepy, or leave it as it is and stay with Qt4 until someone else have time to rewrite the code for Qt5?

petterreinholdtsen commented 8 years ago

Qt4's WebKit is being dropped from Debian, and because of this the Creepy package in Debian no longer work. See https://bugs.debian.org/784619 for the release critical issue in Debian. Is there some alternative to get Creepy working again in Debian? The status for Creepy in Debian can be seen on https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/creepy . It is currently removed from 'testing', which is the staging area for the next stable Debian release.

RossGammon commented 7 years ago

Hi, As Qt4's Webkit has been removed from Debian, the latest stable release (Stretch) can no longer run creepy using the standard Debian packages. A while back, I started work on porting Creepy to Qt5. I have just pushed that unfinished work to my fork: https://github.com/RossGammon/creepy/tree/qt4-qt5 I don't have the time (or the confidence) to finish the work just now, but I hope you are able to finish it from there so that we can get Creepy back into Debian. Let me know if you would prefer a PR, so you can more easily merge and finish the work. Cheers, Ross