Georg Baum wrote: > Am Freitag, 2. Februar 2007 11:14 schrieb Helge Hafting: >> Bo Peng wrote: >>>> A weird effect, but easy to fix by moving that math bar to the side. >>> I can not reproduce this with qt4.2.2. If you are using windows, maybe >>> you can download today's snapshot from http://www.lyx.org/~bpeng and >>> see if you can reproduce it? >> I don't use windows, so I can't. This is not really a problem, just a > small >> oddity. With qt42.2.2 fixing it I see no reason to spend more time >> on it - qt4.2.2 will come to debian too. > > But not very soon. Etch (the next stable release) is frozen and will be > released with 4.2.1. Therefore many people (including me) will use 4.2.1 > for a long time. > It really frustrates me that there is so little will to support anything > but the latest and greatest programs and libraries. > > > Georg >
Sorry, I couldn't resist: I'm looking forward to use Qt 4.3 features. ;) Seriously: Do you think you-as a main developer of lyx- will have problems to build Qt 4.x by your own? (I assume it's a question of your principles because even I have mangaged to compile Qt4.2 on linux, wasn't it ./configure & make? :) ) Or do you only think about the packageing? Then, yes, this could really become a problem. Would it be possible to link Qt statically to lyx for all people not having the Qt>4.2.1? Or is there to much distro dependend stuff in a static linked lyx? (I assume you don't wanna link statically because of the wasted memory.) Peter
