TQt only needs
to be rebuilt if Qt is
changed/upgraded. It is nothing
more than a thin wrapper on top of Qt to provide the "old
style" features
that were removed from Qt4, as well as a good place to put
Trinity-specific widgets so that they are available to all
Trinity
applications.
Okay. But you stated previously that qt3 should be rebuilt with each new
distro release, which then implies rebuilding tqtinterface too.
I did? I don't remember now...heh.
Bottom line is that it would be a good idea to rebuild it on each new
major release of your distribution. Anything in between those major
releases shouldn't require a rebuild, as the Qt ABI for minor/point
releases is quite stable.
Tim