Gentoo Qt ProjectThe Qt project handles the Qt ebuilds available in Gentoo's portage and the qt overlay. It also maintains various Qt packages and libraries that don't have dedicated maintainers. The goal of the Gentoo Qt team is have fully functional, up-to-date ebuilds for the Qt toolkit and various Qt applications. We also maintain eclasses that ease creation and maintainance of ebuilds using Qt. For frequently asked questions and their answers, please consult our FAQ. The Qt team has its regular meetings in #gentoo-meetings on the third Thursday of every month at 19:00 UTC. For earlier logs and summaries, please see the KDE team page.
Nokia currently provides multiple Qt versions at the same time. Hence we created qt overlay to make those versions available to our users. We put a great effort in maintaining many flavors of the Qt4 library. Currently we maintain and testing on almost daily basis the following packages:
You may seek online support on Gentoo Forums. See Section 6 for alternative methods to contact us. Bugs, bugs, bugs! If you want to help, consider going through the Qt bug list: http://tiny.cc/qtbugs. Any comment that can help a bug get fixed is always useful! Those interested in writing ebuilds for Qt4 applications may find this tutorial useful: Qt4-based Ebuild HowTo. Active contributors usually gain access to the qt overlay to better help us with ebuild maintainance and can, in time, become full-fledged developers :) To get in contact with the Qt team, drop by #gentoo-qt and chat with us, or send us an email at qt@gentoo.org.
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