Environment setup for developing Qtwebengine-integrated application.
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Hello,
I am trying to develop a Qtwebengine-integrated application. I am planning to cover the following steps to create my development environment.- Install Qt from source code (6.3.2)
- Install Qt Creator by using the following command
(sudo apt install qtcreator) - Install the Qtwebengine module by using the following command
(sudo apt-get install qtwebengine5-dev)
Can someone tell me if I can start developing a Qtwebengine-integrated application if I follow the above steps?
I am a newbie to the Qt world, and your answers will be appreciated.
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Hello,
I am trying to develop a Qtwebengine-integrated application. I am planning to cover the following steps to create my development environment.- Install Qt from source code (6.3.2)
- Install Qt Creator by using the following command
(sudo apt install qtcreator) - Install the Qtwebengine module by using the following command
(sudo apt-get install qtwebengine5-dev)
Can someone tell me if I can start developing a Qtwebengine-integrated application if I follow the above steps?
I am a newbie to the Qt world, and your answers will be appreciated.
@Naniya said in Environment setup for developing Qtwebengine-integrated application.:
Install Qt from source code
Why from source code?
"sudo apt-get install qtwebengine5-dev" - this will install Qt5 module packaged by Ubuntu which will for sure not work with your Qt6.
Why don't you simply use Qt Online Installer and install Qt6 together with QtWebengine? -
@Naniya said in Environment setup for developing Qtwebengine-integrated application.:
Install Qt from source code
Why from source code?
"sudo apt-get install qtwebengine5-dev" - this will install Qt5 module packaged by Ubuntu which will for sure not work with your Qt6.
Why don't you simply use Qt Online Installer and install Qt6 together with QtWebengine?Thank you for your explanation. I was first trying to install Qt using an online open-source installer. Then I noticed that the QtCreateor reminds me of license expiration, which concerned me. Then I moved into downloading Qt, Web engine, and Creator, as mentioned previously. (Using package manager)
Do you know why Online opensource Installer keeps reminding me of license expiration? -
Thank you for your explanation. I was first trying to install Qt using an online open-source installer. Then I noticed that the QtCreateor reminds me of license expiration, which concerned me. Then I moved into downloading Qt, Web engine, and Creator, as mentioned previously. (Using package manager)
Do you know why Online opensource Installer keeps reminding me of license expiration?@Naniya said in Environment setup for developing Qtwebengine-integrated application.:
Do you know why Online opensource Installer keeps reminding me of license expiration?
Did you ever had a license?
If not you should not have such problems. -
@Naniya said in Environment setup for developing Qtwebengine-integrated application.:
Do you know why Online opensource Installer keeps reminding me of license expiration?
Did you ever had a license?
If not you should not have such problems. -
I had installed a license version before installing the open-source version.
I entirely removed the license version before reinstalling it again. That's why It's yelling at me. Do you know how I can get rid of this problem?
Is there any way? -
@Naniya I also read from others here having same issue, but don't know how to solve. You can search a bit here, maybe you find a solution.
As alternative you can download pre-built QtCreator and use that one.
