@SGaist said in Qt and next Apple generation:

You are 14 years late, Apple has ditched PowerPC for Intel in 2006.

I mentioned the previous technology to describe the current Apple architecture, please forgive me. I wrote this question just before going to weekend, and I was quite tired. What I mention above is described in the following article:
https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2020/06/apple-announces-mac-transition-to-apple-silicon/

I also corrected my post, thank you very much

Then I'd recommend asking this on the interest mailing list. You'll find there the QtBluetooth module maintainers/developers.

Hi,

Even if not through the App Store, it's better to sign your application so people know where it comes from.

What's not clear is why would you need to do a second signing of your application with e.g. a Symantec certificate. What did make you think that ?

Dear @peniwize, I am not aware of direct entry of special symbols in QLineEdit in MAC but in WINDOWS OS we can do with the help of ALT key and the symbol code. Basically go to Character Map and select the special symbol then you will be able to see the corresponding Key code to that special character. Just hold ALT symbol and enter the code from num pad by enabling NUM LOCK. Then release the ALT key. That special symbol will automatically appear in the QLineEdit in Windows. May be something similar you can try in MAC OS too.
Good luck!!