> First, the risk is higher. When a vulnerability has a public patch, it means the nature of the vulnerability is also public. Sometimes there is even public ex

> First, the risk is higher. When a vulnerability has a public patch, it means the nature of the vulnerability is also public. Sometimes there is even public exploit code. While attackers sometimes find their own vulnerabilities (zero-days), it makes their job a lot easier if they can just use an already-known vulnerability. but.. Qt is only used for the GUI in OBS. It's not doing anything network-related or processing any data stream coming from there, why would any security issue in Qt matter ? Only thing I can think of is a crafted system font causing an issue but if you have a crafted font running on your linux system you are already compromised way beyond repair