Can't install open source qt 6 after having commercial license
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I can't install any Qt with online installer. It says:
"No valid commercial license available in your Qt Account for this host platform.
Please renew your license(s) from Qt Account."
I used to have a commercial license but want to install open source sdk.
I deleted the old Qt 4 or 5 install i used to have and therefore don't have the maintenance tool either.What is blocking this install? And why is there no offline installer for Qt 6?
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Same here, I was really exited today to start testing Qt 6, I have a Qt account with an expired trial license, and there is no way to select the open source install. The online installer defaults to commercial installation. I hope this is a bug and not a feature intended to force people into something. No wonder why there is no traction on using Qt for Mobile compared to frameworks like Flutter.
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You have to uninstall your trial installation completely. Then you can start to install open source one.
Maybe it is related to your account as well. Mail Qt to tell you finished trial and will move on to Open Source. Or register another account and you can use open source version.
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Also even the installer paints in red that there is no valid license, the 'Next' button is enabled so you can proceed.
It took me some mails with the support to figure out I did not notice this.Qt Online Installer direct download: https://download.qt.io/official_releases/online_installers/
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Also even the installer paints in red that there is no valid license, the 'Next' button is enabled so you can proceed.
It took me some mails with the support to figure out I did not notice this.@Christian-Ehrlicher said in Can't install open source qt 6 after having commercial license:
the 'Next' button is enabled so you can proceed
Does not work for me even on a fresh Linux installation (latest online installer). Really don't understand why this is still not fixed...
