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Old SDK version
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Hi All,
i know that could be a stupid question, but i'm not able to retrive the old version ov qt SDK. In this moment i'd like to find Qt SDK 4.6.3 for mobile and PC.
Thanks a lot
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Old versions of Qt SDK (Qt Creator + Qt libraries) are available here: "ftp://ftp.qt.nokia.com/qtsdk/":ftp://ftp.qt.nokia.com/qtsdk/
You said "for mobile": Do you want the Nokia Qt SDK, which contains tools to build apps for mobile devices? If so, follow "this link":http://www.forum.nokia.com/info/sw.nokia.com/id/e920da1a-5b18-42df-82c3-907413e525fb/Nokia_Qt_SDK.html . The default version of Qt on mobile devices (including Symbian^3 and Maemo5) is still 4.6.3.
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So, if i understand correctly, installing Qt Sdk 1.0, i'll have 4.6.3 for symbian 4.7.0 for desktop and 4.6.2 for maemo?
Is this correct?
Thanks.
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Qt SDK = Qt Creator + Qt libs.
Nokia Qt SDK = Qt Creator + Qt libs for mobile devices + tools for mobile development(Ok, I know it's confusing. IMO The Nokia Qt SDK should be Nokia SDK to avoid it.)
If you install the Nokia Qt SDK you'll have Qt Creator + Qt 4.6.3 for Symbian + 4.6.2 for Maemo + other tools (e.g. simulator - on Windows)
At first the desktop version is not included, but yes, you can install it separately and configure Qt Creator to use this target as well.EDIT: For additional info, check "this link":http://qt.nokia.com/products/qt-for-mobile-platforms#qtfornokia
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Hi All,
thanks for your fast answer, now i'm lookinkg abput Qt sdk 4.6.3 and Qt sdk 4.6.2, i was going on Qt ftp as "anselmolsm" suggest but i've find only date and not version abput Qt SDk.
Now i'm downloading Qt sdk opensource 2010.02. Do you know if is this Qt 4.6.2 and if Qt sdk opensource 2010.03 is Qt 4.6.3?
Thanks and sorry.
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I'm rather interested in latest minor releases of major versions, so I've just created a wiki page
http://wiki.qt.io/Qt_VersionsIt lacks information you're looking for, but it's still useful IMO. You can also improve its content providing details about not mentioned SDK versions (but then, for consistency, rather all versions should be mentioned).
EDIT (2015-08-15): Fixed link.
