Add support for Qt6 as well as Qt5 #121
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Looking forward to test this in fedora as soon as keyboard is also ported :) |
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There is no compositor currently with text-input-v1 support. EDIT: apparantly I was wrong, kwin does seem to support it still. |
As does Mir 2.x now too. |
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This reverts the text-input-v2 support back to text-input-v1 as well, as the pre-built headers from Qt may not be available on all systems in Qt6. To build for Qt6, one needs to pass
-Dwith-qt6=ONto cmake.