New package: qpwgraph-0.0.2 #33926
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it's still trying to run the target's |
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Any reason to prefer qt6 over qt5?
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not really, I would just stick to what the developer uses regularly, which I think is qt6. But if there are reasons to prefer qt5, it's ok.
Mainly the ability to work also for video, also quicker to use (one less click then qjackctl, to open the graph from the floating window). |
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Merged in #35076, thanks! |
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