Where to find qt-sdk
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I am running Lubuntu 19.04 on a mini-pc. I am developing an application on my desktop and want to deploy it on a mini-pc (both use the same architecture and binary compatible).
I want to avoid installing the whole qt (5.13) on the mini-pc. I remember in good old days it was enough to install 'qt-sdk' package...but I can not find that anymore...
Any ideas how to manage this?
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Hi and welcome to devnet,
The old SDK would install a whole Qt.
Since you have a full Linux installation on your mini-pc, why not just install the Qt package of your distribution for the modules your application uses ?
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I am running Lubuntu 19.04 on a mini-pc. I am developing an application on my desktop and want to deploy it on a mini-pc (both use the same architecture and binary compatible).
I want to avoid installing the whole qt (5.13) on the mini-pc. I remember in good old days it was enough to install 'qt-sdk' package...but I can not find that anymore...
Any ideas how to manage this?
@saeid said in Where to find qt-sdk:
I am running Lubuntu 19.04 on a mini-pc. I am developing an application on my desktop and want to deploy it on a mini-pc (both use the same architecture and binary compatible).
I want to avoid installing the whole qt (5.13) on the mini-pc. I remember in good old days it was enough to install 'qt-sdk' package...but I can not find that anymore...
Any ideas how to manage this?
sudo apt install qt5-qmakeor on some systems:
sudo apt install qt5-defaultThat will install the Qt libraries (not Qt Creator).
But if you really only want to deploy a working executable to your other machine, you should use proper deployment tool: create a DEB package or create an AppImage (or a Snap, or Flatpak), or compile statically. Some more info in the docs: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/linux-deployment.html
