Hi at all! Are there test builds of QGIS with Qt 6.8 available for linux? I've asked that question some time ago already on the user mailing list, but no-one could help me. I successfully compiled it locally and it's running great. I did it mainly for the CMYK support, as this greatly simplifies my workflow with printers.
If I find time this week, I wanted to set up a project on the opensuse build service to compile it and serve binaries for tumbleweed and potentially other distros. But before I start the work, are there already binaries available, either as DEB, RPM or docker images? If not, is it okay for me to set up a repo and publish it? Will you get flooded in bug reports (you're already at 4k+) or do you want more testing of QGIS with Qt 6? Where are good places to publish a link to the repo? Would it be better to serve the releases or should I trace master? Best regards -- Tobias A Schula Forestry Expert geospat...@schula.org
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