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@Christian-Ehrlicher You are absolutely correct - it takes few seconds between "Runs" and that definitely screws up the SYSTEM synchronization and catches off guard ( sleeping ?) the usual message " ...your source file is outdated..." . I have not seen that message lately , I suspect such error notification may have be intentionally deleted ...it creates traffic .... PS The (standard ? ) concept of "dirty file " - based on time of file creation has been around since DOS 1.0 it SHOULD work in ANY QT - not just 6.02

I think administrators won't be needed soon

The exact amount of virtualization overhead you will experience depends on several factors, including the resources allocated to the virtual machine (such as memory and CPUs), the complexity of the guest operating system, and the workload being performed in the virtual machine.

@fcarney lol :D

I just like trolling...and feeding the other trolls.

@mzimmers Amazing! You do not need any professional artistic helps in your GUI layout.

Hi, From a quick search, there's nothing native for NodeBB but there is a plugin that might help. What do you think @ollipuu ?

@JonB said in Qt thread usage: Ubuntu, GNOME, and I never know whether it's Xorg or Wayland!). Personally I'd strip the guts out of it to make sure that wayland crap is thoroughly disabled and then throw gnome out the nearest air-lock...then run my test under a minimalist window manager: ie twm, fvwm, openbox, etc.

@Aliviya said in difference between Work item, boards and sprints in Azure Devops: What is the purpose of using boards and sprints? To turn the creative artistic software development process into assembly line work, where your productivity can be purely judged quantitatively, instead of qualitatively.

If you have a good experience with PyQt5, then you may already have a solid foundation for working with Qt. PyQt5 is a Python binding for Qt, while C++ Qt is the native language of the Qt framework. Switching to C++ Qt may be a good idea if you are looking for more job opportunities in the software development industry, as C++ is a widely-used language for developing desktop applications, and Qt is a popular framework for building cross-platform applications. The demand for C++ Qt developers may vary depending on the region and industry. However, Qt is widely used in various industries, such as automotive, medical devices, and consumer electronics, so there may be opportunities for Qt developers in those fields. Additionally, many software development companies that build desktop applications may also use Qt. Ultimately, the decision to switch to C++ Qt depends on your career goals and personal interests. If you enjoy working with PyQt5 and Python, and are able to find job opportunities that align with your skills and interests, then there may not be a need to switch. However, if you are interested in exploring new opportunities and expanding your skillset, then learning C++ and Qt may be a good option for you.

@gandsnut Ok. so it looks like whatever MS app is is pulling in its own versions of system libraries instead of using the default ones. Maybe its time to go to the application support channel for that tool. It's not a Qt specific question at this point.

While a go I did something like this in qml, I just made a video It's from one of my projects, the code in here Basically it's a qml parent Column, with expand / collapse widgets child Columns, wraped in a xxxItemFrame.qml component which abstracts "Open" and "Close" states and their animation transitions.