Hi everyone! As you might know Qt4 has been deprecated (in the sense "you better start to port your code") since Qt5's first release in December 19th 2012. Since that point on Qt4 received only bugfixes. Upstream is about to release the last point release, 4.8.7. This means …

We the Debian Qt/KDE Team want to early-announce [maintainer warning] our decision to remove Qt4 from Jessie+1. This warning is mostly targeted at upstreams. Qt4 has been deprecated since Qt5's first release on December 19th 2012, that means almost two years ago! So far we had bugfixes-only releases …

In more ~~or less 24 hs~~ a few days most of Qt 5.3.2 will be available as a Wheezy backport. That means that if you are using Debian stable you don't need to wait for Jessie: just wait a few hours, add wheezy-backports's repo to your sources.list …

Qt 5.3.2 has entered testing a few hours ago. This will be the version of Qt we will release with Debian Jessie, and it happens to be a nice coincidence, because upstream focused in stability for the 5.3 branch. I'll now focus in fixing as many bugs …