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Yeah dang! I wanted to get into this for ages. Always drift away in the process :D
7 October 2021
Glad to see that pyside6 is growing and I found some new tips in the blog (new to me, at least: QML Element decorator, examples, Nuitka ...).
But since I'm also an embedded user and developer, I'd like to see pyside6 on ARM devices as well. It could be live and work in a niche, but I think good support for ARM (RaspberryPI and cousins) would be great.
I also use and propose python in schools or makers spaces, and also having a framework to generate excellent GUIs is essential. For this I hope soon to see PySide6 also on ARM, because now examples and official documentation of "Qt for Python" uses this. At the moment I am forced to stay on PySide2
Ivan TarozziGlad to see that pyside6 is growing and I found some new tips in the blog (new to me, at least: QML Element decorator, examples, Nuitka ...).
But since I'm also an embedded user and developer, I'd like to see pyside6 on ARM devices as well. It could be live and work in a niche, but I think good supp
There is a lot of work being done regarding embedded systems ;) so hopefully we have some exciting news in 6.3
Lt_HenryDBus is a Linux specific bus
I use only Linux, but I heard about DBus installation on osX and windows 10 porting too
ëRiCOne needs all three and anything that has a solid background and can be styled needs {background:transparent;} as well.
Indeed. You should be able to achieve this with QML as well I think. Qt.WA_ isn't applicable there since that's widgets specific. Window flags need setting on the QML side, but I think ApplicationWindow exposes a way to set that.
Keith KyzivatIndeed. You should be able to achieve this with QML as well I think. Qt.WA_ isn't applicable there since that's widgets specific. Window flags need setting on the QML side, but I think ApplicationWindow exposes a way to set that.
Thanks! 👍 I'm actually good with widgets :)
I'm working with QGraphicsView. Transparency works like a charm.
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If anyone wants to play around with creating their own controls style for QML - I have ported the Qt Quick Controls 2 flatstyle example to PySide2.
You can find it here:
https://github.com/keithel/flatstyle-python
It wasn't at all complicated to port it from C++ to python - just took a few minutes - but I figured it might be useful to someone.
Keith KyzivatHuh, graphics view. What benefits does that have over just using the QPainter API?
I ... Eeeehh I dunno 🤷♀️ I was just dabbing along in the examples and threw together what was coming close to what I was up to.