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    I am not sure where to post this , but I need help.
    I have experienced issues with my Linux OS and got tired of downloading QT software every time I switch to different OS (partition) - yes I run multiboot system .

    My C++code is in RAID5 array - separate from OS partition. It runs as expected .
    I have installed all QT software in SAME RAID5 , in separate directory.

    Such setup worked as expected in OS where it was installed in - I could " run" my project file , no problem.

    Now I have a clean working copy of OS (different partition ) , I have access to my RAID5 C++ code , however , I have NO ACCESS to QT software.

    There are no QT executables (icons) on my OS desktop , none.

    I could install another copies of QT , in separate directory....

    That would defeat the idea having SINGLE copy of QT software.

    In a nutshell - this is not QT issue - it is issue of activating / using QT software - or in other words - which QT files are "executable"? ( When QT software is accessible / executable I do not need to know which file is actually run - just "run" project (.pro) or "click on QT icon )

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