[PySide] Where is the port to Qt5 effort?

[Stephan Deibel]

Sam Carleton wrote:
> I have been using traditional Qt now for a number of years and ready 
> to move into PySide in hopes of speeding up development.  The only 
> catches is that I would like to be using Python 3 and Qt5.  The Qt5 is 
> a bigger issue then Python 3, so I was wondering where exactly that 
> effort was at this point in time.  Myself being a Qt developer, I have 
> no problems getting into the internals and helping, just need to know 
> a starting point.

As far as I know there isn't yet a currently active effort to support Qt5.

http://qt-project.org/wiki/PySide_Roadmap focuses on near-term work and 
mentions Qt5 only as something in the future.  This is because the 
current developers are mostly focused on using PySide with Qt4 for now.  
I expect this will start to change over time but perhaps not that 
quickly.  Working on Qt5 and/or Python3 support would be a great way for 
new developers to get on board with contributing to PySide.  We do need 
more developers.

Here's a list of issues for Python 3 support:  
http://qt-project.org/wiki/PySide_Python_3_Issues (some of this may be old).

- Stephan