Unable to install open source version of QtCreator
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My Qt account used to be a commercial version, but that period has now ended.
Today I tried to install the open source version of QtCreator, but when I logged in I was told "There are no valid commercial licenses available for your Qt account for this host platform" and could not proceed further.
Is it not possible to install the open source version of QtCreator using an account whose commercial version has expired?
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My Qt account used to be a commercial version, but that period has now ended.
Today I tried to install the open source version of QtCreator, but when I logged in I was told "There are no valid commercial licenses available for your Qt account for this host platform" and could not proceed further.
Is it not possible to install the open source version of QtCreator using an account whose commercial version has expired?
@takamoto said in Unable to install open source version of QtCreator:
My Qt account used to be a commercial version, but that period has now ended.
Today I tried to install the open source version of QtCreator, but when I logged in I was told "There are no valid commercial licenses available for your Qt account for this host platform" and could not proceed further.
Is it not possible to install the open source version of QtCreator using an account whose commercial version has expired?
This is a known issue, Qt Company is working on resolving it. @JKSH might know more.
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My Qt account used to be a commercial version, but that period has now ended.
Today I tried to install the open source version of QtCreator, but when I logged in I was told "There are no valid commercial licenses available for your Qt account for this host platform" and could not proceed further.
Is it not possible to install the open source version of QtCreator using an account whose commercial version has expired?
Alternatively you can use the Chocolatey Package Manager:
$ choco install qtcreatorIt installs the open source version of Qt Creator.
