PyQt 4.4.2

[Eichler]

Using the qt-designer 4.4 from the backport breaks code, when running with pyqt 4.3. The actual pyqt-version has an bugfix for this.

[Jonathan Riddell (jr)]

Hmm, I don't think we should backport pyqt unless its actually used by something since it requires a new sip and probably other dependencies.

Appologies for the bother with Designer, it probably wasn't a great idea of mine to have 4.4 in backports.

[Eichler (it-hvp)]

Actually, i use the pyqt, python-sip and python-pyqt-devtools(?)-packages from debian and it works without problems so far.

[Michael Casadevall (mcasadevall)]

Checking the versions in intrepid and hardy, it was only a minor difference in pyqt4. Backporting may be fessiable. I haven't built it yet, but I'll check to see if it is compilable soon.

[Michael Casadevall (mcasadevall)]

However, looking at the rdepends, backporting looks like a bad idea unless we REALLY need to. Marking invalid unless someone comes up with the justification to bother.