| 29 Sep 2025 |
 K900 | Oh yeah qmake is from like early qt4 days | 05:46:36 |
 outfoxxed | btw one issue with the propagated inputs i have yet to see if native fixes | 05:47:14 |
| outfoxxed | is that cmake will fall back to host binaries if something is missing from the cross set | 05:47:31 |
| outfoxxed | instead of failing or considering a package not found | 05:47:38 |
| outfoxxed | and it will try to link against host libraries | 05:47:45 |
| outfoxxed | I was going to follow up on this with a pr removing propagation if possible | 05:47:54 |
| outfoxxed | for now I figure cross working is better than cross not working | 05:48:10 |
| outfoxxed | qt also likes to special case things on CMAKE_CROSSBUILD (or a similar name) which is not helpful | 05:49:39 |
| outfoxxed | I made the assumption that nix users cross building would prefer the package be as close as possible to a native build | 05:49:57 |
| outfoxxed | they seem to assume an embedded target and dont build half the tools | 05:50:16 |
| outfoxxed | and the one probably most relevant to kde, or 90% of qt packages in nixpkgs is that pyside still doesn't work | 05:53:44 |
| K900 | We could skip pyside on cross | 05:54:33 |
| K900 | At least for now | 05:54:51 |
