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I think you mean from Qt4 to Qt5.

When I first started writing Python apps using Pyside/Qt4, it was just before the transition to Pyside2/Qt5.

I put off moving my Captain's Log app from one to the other until I couldn't put it off any longer. Then, it seems only a year or less, we have Qt6 now.




Qt5 was release in 2012. Qt6 was released in 2020.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qt_version_history


Thanks.

I think my timing was more down to the production readiness of Pyside2, which meant I had to hold onto using PySide and hence Qt4 before PySide2 was ready/mature enough to trust porting my existing app to.




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