Once it was easy
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wrote on 12 Dec 2019, 23:46 last edited by
For several years I used and encouraged my students to use Qt Creator combined with MinGW.
I told them that this is a fine, platform independent system to start programming, and not only
for Windows. They are studying mechatronics and I told them, they might even install the software
created without OS.
And I told them to get the installer file and just execute it ...
Because I think it is not necessary to allways use the freely available Visual Studio.Now I thougt it would be a nice thing to go for a new version.
Now you need an account. Now you have to separately install MinGW.
Good bye Qt. Hello Microsoft!
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For several years I used and encouraged my students to use Qt Creator combined with MinGW.
I told them that this is a fine, platform independent system to start programming, and not only
for Windows. They are studying mechatronics and I told them, they might even install the software
created without OS.
And I told them to get the installer file and just execute it ...
Because I think it is not necessary to allways use the freely available Visual Studio.Now I thougt it would be a nice thing to go for a new version.
Now you need an account. Now you have to separately install MinGW.
Good bye Qt. Hello Microsoft!
@ItsOver said in Once it was easy:
Now you need an account. Now you have to separately install MinGW.
- You don't need an account. Just click "Skip" if you don't want to sign in.
- You can install MinGW from the Qt Installer directly.
Note: Having an account is useful as it lets you post in this forum to ask for help.
Once it was easy
It is still easy.
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For several years I used and encouraged my students to use Qt Creator combined with MinGW.
I told them that this is a fine, platform independent system to start programming, and not only
for Windows. They are studying mechatronics and I told them, they might even install the software
created without OS.
And I told them to get the installer file and just execute it ...
Because I think it is not necessary to allways use the freely available Visual Studio.Now I thougt it would be a nice thing to go for a new version.
Now you need an account. Now you have to separately install MinGW.
Good bye Qt. Hello Microsoft!
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wrote on 30 Dec 2019, 02:57 last edited by
欧克，你真是搞笑，我是新手。
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wrote on 30 Dec 2019, 11:45 last edited by
" Good bye Qt. Hello Microsoft! "
If you are saying GoodBye then why you came and posted here in Forum ...
All setups of QT is working properly ,if you could try then it'll be easy to get solution.
Many replies are there to your post answers are also available . Go and Try Skip login window you'll get into directly installation setup.
link textGood Luck with Qt Creator...
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For several years I used and encouraged my students to use Qt Creator combined with MinGW.
I told them that this is a fine, platform independent system to start programming, and not only
for Windows. They are studying mechatronics and I told them, they might even install the software
created without OS.
And I told them to get the installer file and just execute it ...
Because I think it is not necessary to allways use the freely available Visual Studio.Now I thougt it would be a nice thing to go for a new version.
Now you need an account. Now you have to separately install MinGW.
Good bye Qt. Hello Microsoft!
wrote on 30 Dec 2019, 12:08 last edited by@ItsOver said in Once it was easy:
Now you need an account. Now you have to separately install MinGW.
Now Microsoft embraces open source... Times change.
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@ItsOver said in Once it was easy:
Now you need an account. Now you have to separately install MinGW.
Now Microsoft embraces open source... Times change.
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We'll see what happens with MS long-term...
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