Overview
Request 988374 accepted
- Update to 6.0.0
* New Features
- For details on the major changes in calibre between
6.0 and 5.0, see https://calibre-ebook.com/new-in/fifteen
- Full text search: You can now search the entire text of all
books in your calibre library
- Support for new CPU architectures: Apple Silicon and ARM64 on
Linux. Support for 32bit CPUs has been dropped because Qt 6
does not support them
- Dark mode in calibre is now controlled via a setting in
Preferences->Look & feel rather than an environment variable
- Allow choosing different icon themes for light and dark mode
in Preferences->Look & feel
- Upgrade calibre to use Qt 6. This means that some no longer
maintained third party plugins may not work, though most
plugins have already been ported
- Rebase calibre-python_test.patch.
- Correct requires versions.
- Add missing requires.
unresolvable: nothing provides pkgconfig(Qt6WebEngineCore) >= 6.3.1, nothing provides pkgconfig(Qt6WebEngineWidgets) >= 6.3.1, nothing provides python3-qtwebengine-qt6 >= 6.3.1
Not available on all architectures (like i586)
This is right. Please read changelog. calibre 6 is going from qt5 to qt6. And some package no more exist in qt6. And also support for i586 is dropped from upstream.
From changelog: "Support for 32bit CPUs has been dropped because Qt 6 does not support them"
yet: the spec file does not list san ExclusiveArch/ExchludeArch and claims to be buildable for all architectures. This needs to be adjusted
And how should I specify this for all but 32bit? There is not only Tumbleweed or x86_64.
Calibre should duplicate the arch limitation from qt6 webengin:
# 32 bits archs (https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-102143) ExclusiveArch: aarch64 x86_64 riscv64
webengine declares only buildable on those arches, no others. calibre can't exist anywhere without webengine
Request History
ecsos created request
- Update to 6.0.0
* New Features
- For details on the major changes in calibre between
6.0 and 5.0, see https://calibre-ebook.com/new-in/fifteen
- Full text search: You can now search the entire text of all
books in your calibre library
- Support for new CPU architectures: Apple Silicon and ARM64 on
Linux. Support for 32bit CPUs has been dropped because Qt 6
does not support them
- Dark mode in calibre is now controlled via a setting in
Preferences->Look & feel rather than an environment variable
- Allow choosing different icon themes for light and dark mode
in Preferences->Look & feel
- Upgrade calibre to use Qt 6. This means that some no longer
maintained third party plugins may not work, though most
plugins have already been ported
- Rebase calibre-python_test.patch.
- Correct requires versions.
- Add missing requires.
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