Unsolved Error in Installing Qt in Ubuntu-mate 18.04
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@Malathi-K Install qtbase5-dev also
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@jsulm -I have installed qtbase5-dev as per your suggestion but still I get error.Please check the screenshot.
Also, My kits have no option for Qt5(qt2.png)
Help me in solving this error.
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@malathi-k Sorry, but in these tiny screenshots I cannot see anything helpful...
Please show the whole Kit configuration.
Also, there is an yellow exclamation mark on the left side of the Kit name put the cursor over it and see what the popup shows.
Also, do you really want to use Qt4 which is dead since many years already? -
@jsulm I have uninstalled all qt related dependencies and again installed qt5. Please check the screenshot(there is no option to fix the font size to normal in ubuntu mate,as of now I have sent the picture of the whole screen ).
After reinstalling qt5,
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@malathi-k Are you aware that this screenshot is way too small to contain any useful information? In fact it contains less information than your previous screenshots. So, what should I check?
Why don't you make a bigger screenshot?
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@jsulm I think the problem is, the fact, that what we see is the entire screenshot of OP's desktop.
How anyone can work on a 592 x 448 Screen is beyond me. I don't know what the minimal resolution of QtCreator is, but I would bet it higher than that.
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@j-hilk
You're right. It's 2019 now, everyone should be working on 640x480 by now ;-) -
@jonb AFAIK, the minimal vertical resolution to display the settings dialog is 600 px. That was done in times the netbooks were familiar which had 1024x600 or so resolution.
Regards
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Hi @Malathi-K
I'd recommed to use the Qt Online installer. With that you can install latest Qt packages and the QtCreator as well. The installer will automatically install Kits (registers compilers and debuggers) and in addition it will contain the examples and documentation of the selected Qt packages: