Description of problem: The qt4 packages breaks the building from source of PyQt4 (from source in various different ways): 1. QT_SHARED is not defined when programs are compiled with qmake with the shared libraries. (google for multiple issues about this). 2. There is no default directory in /usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/ so PyQt4 configure can't find qmake.conf (as it is no longer under QT_DATA_DIR). Why has it been moved to /usr/lib64/qt4/mkspecs/default? Why are there two directories for these files? 3. The split of qconfig.h into different parts means that PyQt4 cannot check the licence of qt (using the definition of QT_EDITION). I'm not convinced the third is a real issue with the packaging, as PyQt should probably be not trying to parse the header file. I think the qt4 package should avoid breakage by fixing the QT_SHARED issue and not putting the qmake files under /usr/lib64 (which seems a crazy place as it's nothing to do with a library - is this LSB?). If the location of the qmake files is not a bug, what is the standard mechanism for locating them? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): qt4-4.3.1-3.fc7
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