It's not yet possible to upgrade to Qt 5.2 easily, because of build failures like this bug report that prevent full dist-upgrade from the PPA. Therefore, if you are using chroot / virtual env or otherwise ok with removing Unity temporarily, do sudo apt-add-repository ppa:canonical-qt5-edgers/qt5-beta2 and see https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-phone/msg05690.html for an alternative upgrade method (the quoted part) that can be used already to setup Qt 5.2 environment. If interested, see the dependency chain at http://pad.ubuntu.com/qt52-dependencies)
If this is an upstream bug, a simple test case could be submitted to https://bugreports.qt-project.org/. The qtdeclarative in the PPA is already a recent snapshot from upstream stable branch, to fix some known bugs.
x86 builds of libusermetrics seem to be fine now that I supplied a qdjango rebuild, but armhf is failing:
https:/ /launchpadlibra rian.net/ 162354187/ buildlog_ ubuntu- trusty- armhf.libuserme trics_1% 3A1.1.1% 2B14.04. 20131125- 0~145%2B2014011 31441~ubuntu14. 04.1_FAILEDTOBU ILD.txt. gz
It's not yet possible to upgrade to Qt 5.2 easily, because of build failures like this bug report that prevent full dist-upgrade from the PPA. Therefore, if you are using chroot / virtual env or otherwise ok with removing Unity temporarily, do sudo apt-add-repository ppa:canonical- qt5-edgers/ qt5-beta2 and see https:/ /lists. launchpad. net/ubuntu- phone/msg05690. html for an alternative upgrade method (the quoted part) that can be used already to setup Qt 5.2 environment. If interested, see the dependency chain at http:// pad.ubuntu. com/qt52- dependencies)
If this is an upstream bug, a simple test case could be submitted to https:/ /bugreports. qt-project. org/. The qtdeclarative in the PPA is already a recent snapshot from upstream stable branch, to fix some known bugs.