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Addressed here: https://codereview.qt-project.org/c/qt/qtgrpc/+/488623 backported to 6.5 lts.

@CHEN_CH https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtpdf-index.html

@JonB Yes that was my conclusion too, but finding such a lib has proven to be quite difficult. Building Poppler isnt exactly easy and there arent many alternatives to that aside from Hummus.

@Pl45m4 got the online installation software from the website Thank you, I'll try the suggestion

@Christian-Ehrlicher said in problem with QSqlTableModel and unique_ptr ! QTableView has The data but show Nothing: ah I understand now , many Thanks bro <3 i will try another solution really I Appreciate Your PROFESSIONAL Support <3

@Vijaykarthikeyan Atlast I finally found that my Ming-GW 64 bit compiler was not fully supported by gstreamer.So,I downgraded to 1.16 which is fully supported.Problem solved

@sierdzio Thanks, will give it a try :-)

@Pl45m4 EmitSignal() is big macros, I put main part here for discussion about warning..

@Trung-Ngo said in Qt multimedia warnings Qt 6.6.0: It does not have Qt 6.5.4 and Qt 6.5.5 It could be that these versions are not provided via installer for OSS users (only for commercial users). You would need to build that Qt version from source. But why don't you want to use Qt 6.6.x?

@Perdrix Hi David, glad that the issue is resolved! Thanks for letting me know - was a pleasure. Cheers Axel

@Dump What do you expect it to look like? but it will persist. It prevents the menu bar from being centered up and down. QMenuBar menus and actions are usually left aligned

@jsulm thank you, I installed qt flite, and it works.

@ChrisW67 @JonB @SGaist Thanks, to all of you😘

@Christian-Ehrlicher Yes, my problem is solved. I'm having another problem with including openSSL in my app. I will open another post for this.

@quadbyte using QGuiApplication does not mean that you need to show something for your tool to work.

@SGaist Thank you. I didn't consider this. My mistake! Working much better now.

@AnneRanch said in Passing multiple parameters to QProcess: params need to have only single item... Not quite correct. params is a QStringList. A LIST of QString. With the << operator you direct the right side to the left (i.e. the string list). params need to have only single item... So it's more like "You can add only one after another" (because QProcess needs every argument as separate string) As you might already know / have seen from @Axel-Spoerl 's suggestion to use qDebug() This params << "-fa"; params << "Monospace"; params << "-fs"; params <<"16"; produces: QStringList("-fa") QStringList("-fa", "Monospace") QStringList("-fa", "Monospace", "-fs") QStringList("-fa", "Monospace", "-fs", "16") Each element is a QString and the next to-be-added item is appended to the end of the list.

@mrdebug said in Screensaver: XOpenDisplay I assume this only works for X11 and not Wayland?