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Originally Posted by Wonko View Post
And if you go with PySide (that's the python binding stuff for Qt) you gain even more flexibility. But, honestly, I don't know if PySide is actually maintained currently and if there are aims to port it to Qt 5.
As PySide recently became part of the Qt Project, it would be weird if it didn't support Qt 5 in the future. Also, the latest release is about a month old.
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