Migrate code from PyQt5 to PySide6 #720
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Thanks for your PR and for working on the Qt6 support! If possible, please submit your changes here instead. The GitHub repo is just a mirror. |
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@zefr0x Any chance you could submit this draft as a Merge request to the upstream repo as I suggested? Thanks! |
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This pull-request aims to migrate torbrowser-launcher from
Qt5toQt6.The next step is to update deps in
BUILD.md,build_rpm.sh, andstdeb.cfgto installpython3-pyside6rather thanpython3-pyqt5. But for the time beeping, Debian doesn't shippyside6in there repos and so does Fedora.By the way according to my knowledge, torbrowser-launcher is currently violating PyQt5's
GPLv3license by being licensed underMIT(unless the commercial license is used). So we must usePySide6or chagne torbrowser-launcher's license to GPLv3.Should we just don't care about GPLv3, FOSS, and official support and use
PyQt6rather thanPySide6sincePyQt6is already available in Debian Bookworm and Fedora?