How to install Qt5 on Raspbian (Raspberry PI 3 Model B)
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Hi,
If you mean natively compile Qt on your Pi, then you can follow the same guides as for a desktop machine.
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@ssdroon30 said in How to install Qt5 on Raspbian (Raspberry PI 3 Model B):
Do you think it fits on a 32GB SD card?
Yes, Qt installation takes less than 1GB. That's for installed Qt, without all the build files and sources. If you do a cross-compilation or out-of-source native build you should be perfectly fine with 32GB SD card (or even smaller).
Do you know a good description?
Not a recent one, unfortunately. I haven't compiled Qt for RPi for about 2 years now.
This guide used to be good: link but I don't know if it still is. One side effect of both RPi and Qt constantly evolving is that things frequently break - and often after RPi update or Qt upgrade it takes some fixing and trial-and-error to get things to work again.
Current version of Raspberry Pi OS comes with Qt 5.11.3 pre-installed, by the way. If that's recent enough for you, perhaps it's a good idea to just go with that.
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If you have Qt configured you can later compile further modules, yes.