Closed MartinAltmayer closed 9 years ago
We also should not hope to wait for pyside:
" As of 2015, The PySide project looks mostly dead and does not support Qt 5.
If you are looking for a long term solution, or one compatible with Qt 5, consider PyQt instead. "
(from the pyside homepage).
There's now a branch qt5 with a working version of Maestro. Things that still need care:
End of lifetime for Qt 4.8 was extended by one year to 19th December 2015. http://blog.qt.io/blog/2014/11/27/qt-4-8-x-support-to-be-extended-for-another-year/