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  • Everything more or less news-worthy will show up in this forum at some point.
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    PedroP

    Is it a friend of yours?
    A work colleague?
    Someone who helped you on the Qt Forum?
    Who deserves the title of Qt Champion of 2024? 🏆

    As the end of the year approaches, it is time to look back and recognise those people who have significantly contributed to the Qt Project and its community.
    Here are some of the categories and reasons you can nominate someone:

    Fixer: periodically contributing with quality patches and fixing the nastiest of bugs

    Rookie: started contributing this year and has already been noticed by other contributors and maintainers

    Community Builder: those who contribute to a better sense of belonging in the community, be it by helping newcomers, organising community meetups or managing channels.

    The full list of categories can be found on the nomination page.

    How does the nomination process work?
    First, you can go to our wiki and nominate someone.
    Make sure to include their name, the category (or categories!), and the reason why you are nominating them.
    Nominations will be open until the 15th of December 2024.
    After that, the Community team and our Lifetime Champions will get together and validate the nominations.
    Soon after you should expect an official announcement from us.

    What's in it for our Qt Champions?
    The title comes with its perks.
    Our 2024 Qt Champions will receive Qt Champion items and a full Qt license for a year. So yeah, nominating someone is a great way to reward members for their contributions!

    We are looking forward to your nominations.

    Ready? Nominate someone now.

  • Chilling out? Want to discuss Abraham Lincoln? Well, in the Lounge you can discuss literally anything.
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    N

    Same problem here. I also tried the mirrors proposed by @jsulm, no success. I'm using private computer in home network (no corporate laptops and networks).

    [0] Arguments: qt-online-installer-windows-x64-4.8.1.exe, search, --accept-licenses, --accept-obligations, --email, *****************, --pw, ******
    [12] Operations sanity check succeeded.
    [26] Using metadata cache from "C:/Users//AppData/Local/cache\qt-unified-windows-online"
    [26] Found 0 cached items.
    [27] QtAccount information:
    [27] Login completed: false
    [27] Email: "    ***************"
    [28] Total number of licenses: 0
    [28] Account type: 3
    [526] Warning: No QtAccount credentials found. Please login via the maintenance tool of the SDK.
    [1235] Warning: Network error: [ QNetworkReply::InternalServerError ] "An internal server error occurred"
    [1236] Warning: An internal server error occurred
    [1236] Warning: An internal server error occurred
    [1236] Warning: No valid license found.

    It doesn't matter if I start it with "search" or "install" argument

    If I put wrong password, the error is "Authentication failed".

  • Are you looking for a job? Are you hiring? This is your place to post.
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    R

    I actually had some luck reaching out directly to smaller companies or startups that used the tools I knew, like Qt. They’re often more open to flexible schedules. I also checked out niche job boards—places focused on specific skills are gold for stuff like this.

  • Working on a cute app? Have some awesome widgets to share? Want to show off your blingalicious styles? This is your arena!
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    posktomtenP

    Thanks! @SGaist Copying and pasting without thinking didn't turn out well.

  • Stuck? Some ideas just need to be dumped on someone before they can materialize.
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    S

    It is always good to have version control right from the start (Git even works locally and can push the full history later). You should start right away to use GitHub. At first, make the repository private for you to work on and once it is stable, make it public.

  • This is where all Qt 6 related questions belong

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    Hey, I wanted to check-in on this item; I know it was resolved back in 2021 for this case, but since updating to QT 6.8, even with creating a profile and setting the cache/cookie to save to disk, it doesn't seem to "remember" when logging out and back into KDE. Any insight, or maybe point me in the right direction, would greatly be appreciated.