Hi,

I think we need to stop a little to think about which Qt version to support.

About qt 4.3, I just went to distro watch and no distributions are currently released with it, I would say we are updating too fast our Qt version.

At this point it would be a bad idea to go back to an older Qt version, but let's take some time with Qt 4.3 (even if trolltech makes a new version), until it's more widely spread.

It's quite hard to install new Qt versions on linux distributions that come with older versions, so this limits heavely where our applications can run.

By the way: Den, can you readd the link to the older versions of the bindings? Those for 4.2 and etc. With them, and an older Lazarus revision I could test Qt in this machine. Without them, it's impossible.

thanks,

am Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote

It's quite hard to install new Qt versions on linux distributions that come with older versions, so this limits heavely where our applications can run.

Installing from source is easy, but compiling takes some time. Will send V1.37 for Qt4.2 off list, will put on webpage after holiday

regards,

Den Jean

On 6/21/07, Den Jean wrote

Installing from source is easy, but compiling takes some time. Will send V1.37 for Qt4.2 off list, will put on webpage after holiday

Thanks.

I think I will create a new define to select the Qt version, so we can support Qt 4.2. I'm still thinking about how to call it.