application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms
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@jsulm said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
@freenico Please show the "Qt Versions" content! Its next to "Kits" tab which you posted before.
"Why is the Androis tab in Tools>Options>Devices showing that ALL the android settings are 'OK'?" - because those are not Qt related but needed to develop Android apps.
Again: you need to install Qt for Android...
Jsul, I really than you for the input and help but I feel like I am trying so say "where is the toilet" in a language and being replied "the sky is blue" in another language, and expected to find it
Anyway, i attached the Qt Versions screenshot below
when I search: Qt dor Android packageor 'how to' this is what i get:
@freenico You did not install Qt for Android. Go to https://www.qt.io/, download Qt online installer, start it and install Qt for Android.
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@freenico said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
Is Qt Android a separate package? if so, where would I find it? (there is nothing on this page https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/android.html )
its not implicitly stated but at least different Qt versions are mentioned
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/android-getting-started.html#installing-the-android-sdk-essentials
as they require different NDK versions.You first 2 Screenshots show the version of Qt used to build the QtDesigner and QtCreator. Those are development tools, that are designed and build with Qt. Qt itself is a framework/library. That comes in different versions and flavours. Depending on what system you want to build your application for, you either have to download the precompiled binaries or compile Qt yourself via the open source source code :D
as far as I know Slackware is linux distro, so see this link for the online installer
it should detect your os and give you the correct one.
The online installer allows you to select what qt version you want to install, I would not recommend installing everything.
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@freenico said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
Is Qt Android a separate package? if so, where would I find it? (there is nothing on this page https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/android.html )
its not implicitly stated but at least different Qt versions are mentioned
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/android-getting-started.html#installing-the-android-sdk-essentials
as they require different NDK versions.You first 2 Screenshots show the version of Qt used to build the QtDesigner and QtCreator. Those are development tools, that are designed and build with Qt. Qt itself is a framework/library. That comes in different versions and flavours. Depending on what system you want to build your application for, you either have to download the precompiled binaries or compile Qt yourself via the open source source code :D
as far as I know Slackware is linux distro, so see this link for the online installer
it should detect your os and give you the correct one.
The online installer allows you to select what qt version you want to install, I would not recommend installing everything.
@J-Hilk said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
The online installer allows you to select what qt version you want to install, I would not recommend installing everything.
I am there now. Why would you not recommend that?
Which box would you recommend I should tick?
It gives me three options:
Design Tools
Qt 6.2 for Desktop Development
Qt 6.2 for mobile developmentIs Qt 6.2 for mobile development a synonym of Qt for Android?
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@J-Hilk said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
The online installer allows you to select what qt version you want to install, I would not recommend installing everything.
I am there now. Why would you not recommend that?
Which box would you recommend I should tick?
It gives me three options:
Design Tools
Qt 6.2 for Desktop Development
Qt 6.2 for mobile developmentIs Qt 6.2 for mobile development a synonym of Qt for Android?
@freenico said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
Why would you not recommend that?
Because most probably you do not need everything. Qt binaries are quite big, so only install what you need.
"Qt 6.2 for mobile development" - is this expandable? I did not use recent installer, so not sure. -
@jsulm said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
"Qt 6.2 for mobile development" - is this expandable? I did not use recent installer, so not sure.
no, it is not! there is just a thick-box ( i see after it would give the option to select components, maybe there i would have more options)
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@J-Hilk said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
The online installer allows you to select what qt version you want to install, I would not recommend installing everything.
I am there now. Why would you not recommend that?
Which box would you recommend I should tick?
It gives me three options:
Design Tools
Qt 6.2 for Desktop Development
Qt 6.2 for mobile developmentIs Qt 6.2 for mobile development a synonym of Qt for Android?
@freenico said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
@J-Hilk said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
The online installer allows you to select what qt version you want to install, I would not recommend installing everything.
I am there now. Why would you not recommend that?
Which box would you recommend I should tick?
It gives me three options:
Design Tools
Qt 6.2 for Desktop Development
Qt 6.2 for mobile developmentIs Qt 6.2 for mobile development a synonym of Qt for Android?
I haven't used the online installer since Qt6 was released, as a Qt5 commercial user I refuse to participate in the new commercial Qt6 Scam,
Anyway, it used to be that you could select almost all versions for all platforms. Since the good all days, it seems the installer got some love.
Nowadays you only see, by default, the latest version that you can actually use on your platform.
So Linux Desktop and Android mobile.
In that case, fell free to install both, if you want to develop for both.
Is Qt 6.2 for mobile development a synonym of Qt for Android?
under linux, yes
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Another newbie question: I see that, now, I have another version of Qt Creator.
I guess it is safe to remove the previously installed Qt Creator?@freenico said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
I guess it is safe to remove the previously installed Qt Creator?
Yes, you can uninstall the other one.
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Yes!
now i see all the things you guys were asking me before
p.s:
@J-Hilk said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
as a Qt5 commercial user I refuse to participate in the new commercial Qt6 Scam,
I wonder whats cooking under your statement
anyway, big thanks everyone
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Yes!
now i see all the things you guys were asking me before
p.s:
@J-Hilk said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
as a Qt5 commercial user I refuse to participate in the new commercial Qt6 Scam,
I wonder whats cooking under your statement
anyway, big thanks everyone
@freenico said in application (Qt Quick) - only 'Desktop' in Supported Platforms:
I wonder whats cooking under your statement
a couple of things really,
- LTS and offline installer to become commercial-only
- Moving core features like TreeView to the QtMarketPlace for additional yearly subscriptions, or GPL
- Change from subscription to Qt overall, to subscription of individual modules.
Would I change over to Qt6 I would have to pay 3 times from what I'm currently paying. - "LTS" versions are commercial only now
- Community bug fixes aren't open sourced until after a year later
That said, if you're an open source user of Qt and willing to always update to the latest Qt6 version, absolutely nothing changes for you :D
now i see all the things you guys were asking me before
😜
but, I'm not sure why you don't have a "Multi-Abi" android version as well?
