Installing QT for Python?

Question

Python

Unfortunately, there was no answer to my previous question either here or on stackoverflow. Therefore, I thought about how to make sure that the server has the latest version of QT. If I understand correctly, PyQt is just a set of bindings, and there are no actual libraries there - only interfaces. In this connection, the question is how to install QT correctly and from where, so that everything is the latest versions? For windows, I just downloaded a set of binaries from here . Actually, I don't even know how to find out the version of installed libraries :(

PS And yes, the server is running FreeBSD 8.0. The administrator says that he installed PyQt-x11-gpl-4.8.1, but I don't really believe him.

Answer 1

At a minimum, you need:
devel/py-sip, lang/python26, devel/qt4-corelib, devel/qt4-moc, devel/qmake4, devel/qscintilla2

Answer 2

qt lives on qt.nokia.com for the download, you can immediately go here: qt.nokia.com/downloads ftp.qt.nokia.com/ , but it's better to install native Qt + PyQt from the ports, but PyQt itself lives where you wrote: www .riverbankcomputing.com/software/pyqt/download . Well, in the ports for Fryakha there are compiled binaries, since there are sorts on the site and you will have to compile it yourself

Answer 3

Have you tried PySide? In general, I haven’t heard anything about it for a long time, but it should have developed more strongly and such problems would not have been allowed, as described in your old question.
To manage python libraries, there is a set of setuptools utilities. There is a public package registry for this: