Which Operating system and Qt development tools/libraries combination do you use for development?
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I want a poll where people can vote. Unfortunately, I do not see a option to create a Poll. Hence this question.
I expect objective precise answers like below:
Kubuntu 14.04 + Official installer
Kubuntu 17.04 + repository
Manjaro 17.0.1 + repository
Win 7 + Official installer -
Hi @gmatbarua,
What do you mean by "repository" and "official installer"?
Also, this forum does not currently support polls.
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Hi @gmatbarua,
What do you mean by "repository" and "official installer"?
Also, this forum does not currently support polls.
Hi @JKSH ,
By repository he probably means the Qt package that is shipped with his linux distribution.
ie. debian uses apt-get to install them. Those are likely to be of an older version compared to the ones when you use the online installer.Edit : since Qt can be used cross platform, a poll doesn't seem to be a good way to get statistics. We all use different OS 'es.
online installer for :
Win 8.1, 10
Mac OS X El Capitan
Debian Jessie (for the time being)Eddy
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Hi @JKSH ,
By repository he probably means the Qt package that is shipped with his linux distribution.
ie. debian uses apt-get to install them. Those are likely to be of an older version compared to the ones when you use the online installer.Edit : since Qt can be used cross platform, a poll doesn't seem to be a good way to get statistics. We all use different OS 'es.
online installer for :
Win 8.1, 10
Mac OS X El Capitan
Debian Jessie (for the time being)Eddy
@Eddy said in Which Operating system and Qt development tools/libraries combination do you use for development?:
By repositor he probably means the Qt package that is shipped with his linux distribution.
Makes sense :)
I'm mainly using Windows 10 + Official installer.
I'm also using, in a VM, Ubuntu 17.04 + Official installer. The distro-provided Qt packages tend to be a few versions behind.
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@Eddy said in Which Operating system and Qt development tools/libraries combination do you use for development?:
By repositor he probably means the Qt package that is shipped with his linux distribution.
Makes sense :)
I'm mainly using Windows 10 + Official installer.
I'm also using, in a VM, Ubuntu 17.04 + Official installer. The distro-provided Qt packages tend to be a few versions behind.
Hi
Windows 10 / 7 + Official installer ( 7 is vm)
Linux Mint 18.1 + Official installer (vm)
kde neon + Official installer (vm) -
Windows 10 + custom build
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The official Online installer for
- Win 10
- macOS Sierra
- Ubuntu (VM)
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- macOS 10.9 to 10.12, official package and custom builds, latest Xcode for given OS
- Win10 official package and custom builds VS2013, VS2015, VS2017, MinGW
- Debian 8 repository, official package, custom builds, system g++
- Kubuntu 16.10, 17.10, repository, official package, custom builds, system g++
- Ubuntu 16.10, 17.10, repository, official package, custom builds, system g++
- KDE neon, repository, system g++
Essentially VMs
Not all at the same time.
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Debian buster (testing) with Qt built from git + the version from the repo (currently 5.7.1).
Creator as IDE.
g++ as a compiler.I only test on Windows, but there I use the online installer to get what I need. Creator as IDE and mingw as compiler, I rarely compile with MSVC.