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Qt5 switched to C++11 with 5.7.

• Rochus 5y ago
  But it's not mandatory, is it? Anyway, I would likely use the 5.6.3 version which was the last with LGPL 2.
  • ogoffart 5y ago
    From Qt 5.7, C++11 is mandatory. Anyway, why would one want to use an outdated Qt version? I don't think LGPL3 is a problem at all for SerenityOS ports anyway.
    • Rochus 5y ago
      > why would one want to use an outdated Qt version? Well, why would someone want to implement an outdated 90s UI? Apparently there are good reasons. I have many projects even with Qt4.4 and no need to go to a later Qt version. Qt4 already had everything I ever expected. Qt5 brings a couple of advantages (e.g. better modularization and backend API), but Qt5.4 is good enough for that.
      • ncmncm 5y ago
        It is never too late to decide to begin to learn again. The right time is always now. You never have to, or can, learn everything at once, but you can always learn one thing today, and another tomorrow. Learning is cumulative, so after many days you can look back on much progress.
        • Rochus 5y ago
          > It is never too late to decide to begin to learn again This precocious advice is also thanked.