Installation and Deployment

Hi and welcome to devnet, You might want to consider providing some basic information rather than just dumping a build error expecting people to be able to guess what went wrong.

@tmj4 Last thought ('coz not my area); from a shell: export DISPLAY=:0 # or maybe :0.0 xterm make any difference?

I'm very used to git. I've added --branch=5.12.12 and it seems to work. Thank you very much.

Hi and welcome to devnet, WARNING: I am not a lawyer. To the best of my knowledge, you can use GPL knowing that anybody whom you provide the binary can ask for its sources. If by abroad you mean subcontracting work to a different company then the same GPL rules apply. If you want to keep the sources within your company then you should rather go with LGPL. For an definitive answer, please contact a lawyer.

@jsulm Hello, code in QuickMultiEffect.pro # Add this into include path INCLUDEPATH += $$PWD/ load(qt_parts) doc.file = doc/doc.pro SUBDIRS += doc

@Alex_Tc said in Installation, Select components, which ones to select?: -MinGW 9.0.0 64-bit Only this.

Hi, Maybe a silly question but, are you on a 64bit distribution ? That said, you should listen to the warning and stop working as root.

Fastest way: find /usr/lib/ -name "libGL.so" -print If no file found, it means that the you do not have the OpenGL development package installed.

@sierdzio no obvious way :D there's always --no-force-installations 🤓

Ok, then this particular cmakelists.txt needs to do a different kind of comparison or needs different logic to achieve the stated goal. If you view the actual paths cmake is comparing for this error, there are no actually simlinks in my case, and maybe the same for the OP.

@AnneRanch yes, it is possible, I usually do it by checking 2 checkboxes instead of only 1. But without further input on how you installed the precompiled Qt-libraries, it is hard/near impossible to give further advice.

@SGaist Thanks. Will do!

Hi, because you have multiple versions of Qt5 installed on your PC, I think the easiest solution is not to uninstall anything, instead switch to another major version of Qt. You have Qt4 and Qt3 already but they are quite old. So my suggestion is to install Qt6, then you will only have one version of it and that error ""_ZN11QFontEngine14bitmapForGlyphEj6QFixedRK10QTransform" will go away :-)

The second choice, same folder structure.

Ok, I understand better the legacy concept in this case.

@sierdzio It doesn't work for me with Qt Creator 6.0.1 either.

@iforce2d_where_is_my_old_account said in Can't cross-compile Qt5 on Linux for Win64 "must be built on a 64-bit machine": I was able to compile great, so if your issue is solved please don't forget to mark this post as such!

@latifuluman said in Can not read stdout of the QT app: I have solved great, and thank you for sharing the solution to your issue. Now don't forget to mark this post as solved!