14:24:42 <selsta> .merge+ 3583
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14:37:02 <selsta> .merge+ 3584
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21:30:32 <Guest6033> hello
21:30:54 <selsta> hi
21:33:06 <Guest6033> im testing for qt6 install and i have some issue on finding qt6 install  like here http://paste.debian.net/1202079/
21:33:15 <Guest6033> but on cmakelists i insert set(Qt6Core_DIR "/qt5/qt-build/build-qt")
21:33:42 <Guest6033> is real path of succesful qt6 install
21:37:48 <selsta> I don't know, I do know that Featherwallet added Qt6 support
21:38:00 <selsta> once they publish the patch I can link it to you
21:38:08 <selsta> it should work in similar way in monero
21:38:40 <Guest6033> i did a recursive sed qt5 qt6 
21:39:12 <selsta> I don't think it's that simple
21:48:46 <Guest6033> im searching for qt6 on  Featherwallet but is nowhere
21:49:29 <selsta> it's not public yet
21:49:30 <selsta> tobtoht: ^^
21:53:46 <Guest6033> how do u know if is not public
21:54:37 <Guest6033> any link to check before they publish
22:02:05 <selsta> I talked to tobtoht about it
22:02:09 <selsta> he wrote it
22:02:49 <Guest6033> sorry just testing some4-5 hours only for finding how to install qt6 and now i stoped 
22:02:59 <Guest6033> at least i installed qt6....
22:23:26 <tobtoht> selsta: Thanks for ping, I'll put it up tomorrow, heading out now. Guest6033: The patch won't apply directly to the GUI obviously, but it will give you some pointers on what needs to be changed. Besides CMake config, it will require some changes to the code since some Qt APIs got removed in Qt6, so a basic understanding of C++ will be required.
22:24:16 <Guest603384> ok tobtoht
22:25:33 <Guest603384> did u c any significant change on testing Featherwallet with qt6
22:28:19 <tobtoht> There were some graphical glitches but I don't think those will apply to GUI since they seemed native to Qt widgets.
22:28:27 <tobtoht> Performance was identical as far as I could tell
22:28:41 <tobtoht> Binary size actually went up instead of down
22:30:04 <tobtoht> However, the Qt6 build I used to test wasn't as optimized as our current Qt5 build so that might explain the difference
22:31:44 <tobtoht> "some graphical glitches" -> misaligned items, blurry text, weird horizontal stripes, missing borders, those kinds of things
22:34:22 <Guest603384> hmm so whats the point of using qt6(im asking myself)
22:57:09 <fluffypony> https://wiki.qt.io/New_Features_in_Qt_6.0
22:57:23 <fluffypony> the switch to CMake is pretty great fo rus
22:57:25 <fluffypony> *for us
22:57:47 <fluffypony> but it's still pretty fresh, I think we can afford to wait a while before switchign
22:59:11 <fluffypony> https://www.qt.io/blog/2019/08/07/technical-vision-qt-6
22:59:13 <fluffypony> this is a good read too
23:12:07 <selsta> qt5 also supports cmake quite well, we don't use any qmake at this point
23:12:15 <selsta> but yes, we will switch at some point
23:12:36 <selsta> for the GUI the advantages are native graphics api which will help on system without proper opengl support
23:54:59 <fluffypony> oh yeah that's nice