#QT CREATOR WINDOWS 7 DOWNLOAD INSTALL#
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That’s because there seems to be some faulty linking problem thing going on.

Now if you just try to run Qt Creator now you’ll realize you can’t open the application(update: this seems to be fixed with Qt 5.0.2… or Mint 15). It’s weird to put it there so I’d recommend changing it to /opt/Qt5.0.2)ĭownload was very slow.

#QT CREATOR WINDOWS 7 DOWNLOAD INSTALL#

Let it install with all default settings(update: In Mint 15 with Qt 5.0.2, it’s default installation directory is /home/username/Qt5.0.2. The forum post says that there is a problem, but I didn’t see that problem: run file, right click for terminal in the directory containing the installer and type:Ĭhmod u+x qt-linux-opensource-5.0.n run file as executable and then runs it as root so it can install Qt framework and creator. Confirm to install all of those too.ĭo this procedure first, and then Install Qt as follows. You can do them individually or all at once.Put each of the above names into the search box of SPM and then.Use the Synaptic Package Manager to install the above packages. Sudo apt-get install libx11-xcb-dev libglu1-mesa-dev libxrender-dev The instructions indicate that you can use the terminal commands below to install these dependencies, but this does not work for some reason. The installer does not install any dependencies, so I recommend doing that first. What follows is the original instructions and the changes I needed to do: Start by going to the download page: Here is the OpenSource version which is free for Opens Source projects. I guess things have changed since they were written. However these instructions didn’t work as described. I found the Qt Framework and Qt Creator in the software manager, but the version was not the latest, so I did a search and found this Forum Thread that talked about installing Qt. I can actually check in my source code projects into Git on SourceForge now. If you want an intuitive interface to Git that I found easy to use try Git Extensions over on SourceForge. All the tutorials seemed to assume too much about what I knew and in spite of my 30 year career in Software Development and many source control tools I’ve used, Git was inscrutable. I was never able to get my head around Git. Primary development of my software is done on Windows 7 and then the sources are moved to Linux to be compiled there.Ĭheck the rest of this post for installation instructions:Īs you would expect, SourceForge provides Git as a source control solution. I use Linux Mint 17 at this point and the installation differs slightly from the installation that I found on the net. This post is going to record the installation instructions for Linux and Windows.

#QT CREATOR WINDOWS 7 DOWNLOAD PORTABLE#

I use the Qt Framework to develop portable software for Windows and Linux.

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