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Well, accidents happen here. I do get that problem sometimes, too. If you need to delete some of your doubled posts, you can send me a PM and I will do it for you.

I wonder how they did that. Maybe someone has an idea? What kind of device do they use? :)

[quote author="Larpon" date="1407345013"]I'm not sure how this applies to QML files. If I build my application entirely in .qml are these considered part of the source as well?[/quote]Yes.

Whoops.

Hi, No you can't mix different architectures. You can use Dependency Walker to get more information about the dlls and executables

Hear, hear! :)

Thanks for link Andreyc! -- Kumara

IBM wrote Eclipse ?! that is awesome !!!!

r22.3 Cheers, Mike

ok thanks JKSH for all your help! Cheers! Mike

Since june 2013 things had changed a little bit, and now there is a free "book":http://qmlbook.org/ available.

Thanks JKSH, This link looks like what I am after.Can't leave without saying thanks for the quality or the help you provide guys.This is what makes Qt tick!Thanks again.

Hi, Qt Mobile Edition is targeted at medium-to-large app development studios, not independent developers. The common understanding is that LGPL does NOT force you to make your app open-source. (Note: This is not legal advice)

Hello juniorkey! Welcome to the Qt Project forum. Please start a new thread if you want to ask questions about Qt.

[quote author="ProfRivkin" date="1395248722"]We are still waiting for this to be fixed. It is really annoying that nothing has been done.[/quote]To be fair, people are working on it. I encourage you to add your voice to https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTIFW-441 [quote author="ProfRivkin" date="1395248722"]Again, the contact-us page come up and if you press Submit, nothing happens at all or you get a "Server Error" message with no details.[/quote]I will defer to the web team regarding this. [quote author="ProfRivkin" date="1395248722"]Again I ask, how do you find mirrors and point the WebInstaller to them online? The referenced article was not a help at all as the links are not current and not really want is needed.[/quote]The information contained in the links are definitely current. I agree that the solutions listed are sub-optimal, but they are definitely working solutions. I followed Workaround #3 and pointed my web installer to a different mirror. [quote]why not fix the offline installers so you can have BOTH Android and Linux installations in one Qt development environment? its really non-sense that Qt, meant for cross platform use, can only install for 1 target platform at a time.[/quote]You can already install both Android and Linux packages in different directories, using the offline installer. The only (minor, non-blocking) inconvenience is that you get two copies of Qt Creator, but you can ignore one copy and use the other to develop for both platforms. Then, when the fixed web installer comes out, you can switch to that if you wish.

I understand, thank you for replying ;)

Yeah, I agree with you in general ;)

^^ Don't worry, when it is done it will be on the market.