@jsulm Sorry for my ignorance here. I had used Qt 20 years ago (back in the Trolltech days), and it was all so easy and straightforward. It all just worked. The current Installer Utility confuses me (lots of choices), and it does not seem to be well explained. My install (that I tried) had installed Qt (version 6.5.3), but I do not have any "Kits" (they show up as greyed out). I do want to use Qt Creator though, to create projects, and do builds and debug, etc. So I need some more guidance on what specifically to select during the Install, or using the maintenance tool to make this work. I feel like I did not perform the Install with the correct options, but I do not know exactly what to do here to create a typical "Desktop" Qt environment for Windows that has what it needs to perform project/build tasks, with a small footprint (no embedded or android stuff or a large installation). Can someone help me with what to do .... once I get to this screen below, and get into the Custom Installation area, with the choices & selections that are needed? Thanks for the help!! [image: 86207d9f-6309-4eae-9b90-e03e0eb0072c.png]

@Pedro said in Forum Updated NodeBB v4.3 + New features: Profile View Now you get a profilecard snippet by hovering over a user's name/picture. * Only if logged in. (Which probably makes sense, but I just thought I'd point it out. ....After logging in to get the feature working.)

In QT Design Studio, Tab Buttons are mostly for navigation within the UI, but each tab doesn’t automatically hide other content. Usually, a StackView or Loader is needed to switch visible content depending on the active tab.

@IamSumit can you reproduce the issue and share the Support Information logs. Please refer to the following Knowledge Base Article regarding how to obtain the Support Information is https://qatools.knowledgebase.qt.io/misc/collecting-support-info/collecting-support-information-linux-mac-windows/

LGTM. I just compared it to my checklist for CMake best practices (which you can read here), and I applaud you for: using subdirectories using PRIVATE (to limit scope) using functions that begin with target_ (in place of ancient/legacy habits of setting various options in a more global way)

In qnamespace.h, I add some key_code mappings : For example : enum Key { [...] KEY_CLEYVER_F1 = 0x01002122, // unused Qt keycode map for Cleyver XTremTab8 F1 Key KEY_CLEYVER_F2 = 0x01002121, // unused Qt keycode map for Cleyver XTremTab8 F2 Key [...] } And in androidjniinput, I add switches in static QKeyCombination mapAndroidKey(int key) { [...] switch (key) { case 0x00000122: // XTREMTAB f1 return Qt::KEY_CLEYVER_F1 ; [...] } I have four android keycodes : 0x121, 0x122 (for Cleyver) , 0x1a0 and 0x1a1 (for Crosscall).

@Max connect(obj1, &MyObject::mySignal , this, [=]( int arg1 ){ qDebug() << arg1; });

Hi, I think you can use https://forum.qt.io/category/5/qt-io-webservices category for this type of question (moved there by the way). Are these in your "unread" section ? Are they marked as you following them ?