Setting up a qt creator kit on debian
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Hi, I am trying to run an example and set up a kit. I am trying to set a QT version and so have gone to Tools>options>kits and selected the qtversion tab. It tells me to select the 'qmake.exe' to use but I cant find one. I have found that qt is installed in directory 'usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/qt5' but I cant see qmake.exe. I am finding that the manuel is almost impossible to follow because it just gives an overview and where to find things i have to do myself. I don't think that i have a qmake.exe .
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Hi, I am trying to run an example and set up a kit. I am trying to set a QT version and so have gone to Tools>options>kits and selected the qtversion tab. It tells me to select the 'qmake.exe' to use but I cant find one. I have found that qt is installed in directory 'usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/qt5' but I cant see qmake.exe. I am finding that the manuel is almost impossible to follow because it just gives an overview and where to find things i have to do myself. I don't think that i have a qmake.exe .
There's no ".exe" on linux, I imagine you're ordinarily a windows user. On linux executables don't (usually) have an extension. So it's just
qmake, notqmake.exe. If you installedqt5-defaultthen yourqmakeis in the path already, so just givingqmakewith no path is going to work.
As a side question, do you have an ancient computer so you decided to install a x86 debian?
