I am using QTermWidget in a PyQt5 application, which functions perfectly well on Arch Linux and is straightforward to install. However, the Python bindings are not provided in other distributions, thus necessitating users to build their own packages, making it a pain to deploy. Given that it imposes minimal overhead, would you consider enabling PyQt bindings by default for all qtermwidget binaries? Doing so is likely to resolve issue #533 too. Thank you.
I am using QTermWidget in a PyQt5 application, which functions perfectly well on Arch Linux and is straightforward to install. However, the Python bindings are not provided in other distributions, thus necessitating users to build their own packages, making it a pain to deploy. Given that it imposes minimal overhead, would you consider enabling PyQt bindings by default for all qtermwidget binaries? Doing so is likely to resolve issue #533 too. Thank you.