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    emp1953
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    I am using Qt Creator 3.2.2
    Based on Qt 4.8.6 (GCC 4.8.3 20140911 (Fedora19), 64 bit)

    I have a desktop application in development. Something has happened to the environment for this app. When I execute it the gui does not appear. clicking on Activities in Fedora I see that the GUI is setting there running but I cannot bring it up. Changing the modality of the GUI has not helped. All my other applications function normally. Did I change a setting inadvertantly? This occurs executing from QtCreator and also the command line.

    Any help / info is appreciated.

    emp1953

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      I am using Qt Creator 3.2.2
      Based on Qt 4.8.6 (GCC 4.8.3 20140911 (Fedora19), 64 bit)

      I have a desktop application in development. Something has happened to the environment for this app. When I execute it the gui does not appear. clicking on Activities in Fedora I see that the GUI is setting there running but I cannot bring it up. Changing the modality of the GUI has not helped. All my other applications function normally. Did I change a setting inadvertantly? This occurs executing from QtCreator and also the command line.

      Any help / info is appreciated.

      emp1953

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      Interrupt the debugger and see where it's hanging (or attach the debugger to the running process, then interrupt the debugger and see where it's hanging).

      Read and abide by the Qt Code of Conduct

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        It's not hanging. It is running. Clicking on Activities shows the gui running just fine. If I'm running it from the command line and I click on the GUI only the command line terminal window gets maximized, not the gui. If I run it from QtCreator, clicking on the gui maximizes QtCreator. Really odd behavior. I cannot make the gui appear on its own and interact with it.

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          It's not hanging. It is running. Clicking on Activities shows the gui running just fine. If I'm running it from the command line and I click on the GUI only the command line terminal window gets maximized, not the gui. If I run it from QtCreator, clicking on the gui maximizes QtCreator. Really odd behavior. I cannot make the gui appear on its own and interact with it.

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          @emp1953 said in QtCreator problem:

          If I'm running it from the command line and I click on the GUI

          Does it mean you actually see the GUI? Because before you wrote that the GUI is not visible.

          https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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          • E emp1953

            I am using Qt Creator 3.2.2
            Based on Qt 4.8.6 (GCC 4.8.3 20140911 (Fedora19), 64 bit)

            I have a desktop application in development. Something has happened to the environment for this app. When I execute it the gui does not appear. clicking on Activities in Fedora I see that the GUI is setting there running but I cannot bring it up. Changing the modality of the GUI has not helped. All my other applications function normally. Did I change a setting inadvertantly? This occurs executing from QtCreator and also the command line.

            Any help / info is appreciated.

            emp1953

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            @emp1953
            are you sure the Gui is not offscreen? I had this once, where I loaded the x,y from QSettings during startup and one time when I changed from dual to single monitor setup it would be moved offscreen, where the 2nd monitor would be.


            Be aware of the Qt Code of Conduct, when posting : https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct


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