Qt for Python is coming to a computer near you

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The title and first two paragraphs are really quite unhelpful.<p>From what I can tell:<p>- PySide2 (the LGPL Python bindings for Qt 5) is being renamed &quot;Qt for Python&quot;<p>- There might be some new support provided that wasn&#x27;t before. Not sure, the post isn&#x27;t clear.<p>- There might be added engineering effort being thrown behind the project. Not sure, the post isn&#x27;t clear.

I was using PyQT with good success at a major aerospace company a dozen years ago. Is this post promising some major improvement or just a rebranding?

What I really want to know is if this means first class Python support in Qt Creator?

I&#x27;ve been using PyQt and it has C++-like bindings with minimal effort put in to make it Pythonic. Is this new thing going to be more Pythonic?

*Qt, pronounced &quot;cute&quot;. QT is QuickTime.