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Qt 5 enables highly sophisticated user experiences, offering applications the full capabilities of OpenGL/OpenGL ES graphics acceleration. In this respect, Qt 5.0 is a feature-driven release with time-to-market requirements especially for embedded environments. This implies that we should keep the scope of Qt 5.0 limited to the essential, and add more features and add-on modules in the upcoming minor releases.
Qt 5 enables highly sophisticated user experiences, offering applications the full capabilities of OpenGL/OpenGL ES graphics acceleration. In this respect, Qt 5.0 is a feature-driven release with time-to-market requirements especially for embedded environments. This implies that we should keep the scope of Qt 5.0 limited to the essential, and add more features and add-on modules in the upcoming minor releases.


* "Product Definition from QtCS/11":https://wiki.qt.io/Qt-contributors-summit-2011-Qt5ProductDefinition
* [https://wiki.qt.io/Qt-contributors-summit-2011-Qt5ProductDefinition Product Definition from QtCS/11]


== Releases ==
== Releases ==

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Qt 5

Qt 5.0 has been released. Check out the "Qt 5 landing page":http://qt.io/qt5.

Mission of release

Qt 5.0 will be the foundation for a new way of developing applications, where Qt Quick is in the center of Qt. Qt 5 continues to offer all of the power of native Qt C++, and we don't want Qt 5 to be disruptive for existing code developed for Qt 4.

Qt 5 enables highly sophisticated user experiences, offering applications the full capabilities of OpenGL/OpenGL ES graphics acceleration. In this respect, Qt 5.0 is a feature-driven release with time-to-market requirements especially for embedded environments. This implies that we should keep the scope of Qt 5.0 limited to the essential, and add more features and add-on modules in the upcoming minor releases.

Releases

  • Alpha released on April 3, 2012.
  • Beta released on August 30, 2012.
  • Beta 2 released on November 13, 2012.
  • Final released on December 19, 2012.

Maintenance releases expected to come in a regular 6 month cycle and the content for those will be planned in detail after the final release.

Platforms

Supported platforms for Qt 5 release are Windows, Linux, and OS X.

Specifically we are targeting to have the following platform configurations as reference platforms for Qt 5.0:

Platform Configuration Compilers Notes
linux-x86-32-gcc-x11 Ubuntu Linux 11.10 x86 32 bit, X11 as provided
linux-x86-64-gcc-x11 Ubuntu Linux 11.10 x86 64-bit, X11 as provided
windows-7-32-msvc2010-angle Microsoft Windows 7 32-bit MSVC 2010 SP1 32-bit ANGLE is used.
osx-10.7-64 Apple OS X 10.7 "Lion" Cocoa 64-bit as provided by Apple

In addition to the reference platform configurations, we would like to support the following configurations on Tier 1 level.

Platform Configuration Compilers Notes
windows-7-64-msvc2010-angle Microsoft Windows 7 64 bit, ANGLE MSVC 2010 SP1 64-bit
windows-7-32-msvc2010-opengl Microsoft Windows 7 32-bit, OpenGL MSVC 2010 SP1 32-bit
windows-7-64-msvc2010-opengl Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit, OpenGL MSVC 2010 SP1 64-bit
windows-7-32-mingw-builds Microsoft Windows 7 32-bit gcc 4.7 (MinGW-builds)
windows-xp-32-msvc2008 Microsoft Windows XP SP3 32-bit MSVC 2008 32-bit
osx-10.6-64 Apple Mac OS X 10.6 "Snow Leopard" Cocoa 64 bit as provided

Other platforms might be supported, but probably do not get the same level of testing.

Modules