Install Qt SDK 1.2.1 in Ubuntu 12.04 64bits crash

metRo_

Hi,
I don't where it is a Ubuntu or Qt error but when I try to install Qt SDK 1.2.1 in Ubuntu 12.04 64bits it crash. I tried in a virtual machine and crash too. The only way to isntall it is running as sudo.

Where should I report the problem?

Thanks :)

prokher

I have the same issue, but Ubuntu does not crash. The first window appears asking for the directory where QtSDK shall be installed into, I set the directory and press "next" and strange thing appears - looks like window appears and immediately vanishes again and again...

metRo_

[quote author="prokher" date="1336575129"]I have the same issue, but Ubuntu does not crash. The first window appears asking for the directory where QtSDK shall be installed into, I set the directory and press "next" and strange thing appears - looks like window appears and immediately vanishes again and again...[/quote]

I update the post because you are right it doesn't crash ubuntu just the installation.

prokher

The workaround is to run installer with "-style cleanlooks" like :

@./QtSdk-offline-linux-x86_64-v1.2.1.run -style cleanlooks@

noijd

Thank you for sharing your solution!

[quote author="prokher" date="1336581989"]The workaround is to run installer with "-style cleanlooks" like :

@./QtSdk-offline-linux-x86_64-v1.2.1.run -style cleanlooks@[/quote]

giowck

Thanks, had the same issue!

This is very bad

erapid

Thanks
Now, I'm with QtSdk

tomato

Thanks,

@* -style cleanlooks@

solves the issue (Ubuntu 12.04 x64)

gosuperninja

Same issue. Clean looks resolved it

giowck

the Qt SDK tool is now done by digia as i read in the qt blog

Where are we going? Is digia interested in linux users?
Where is Qt 4.8.2 and Qt Creator 2.5.x ??

bad feelings...

tweikiang

This solve my day~ Thanks
[quote author="prokher" date="1336581989"]The workaround is to run installer with "-style cleanlooks" like :

@./QtSdk-offline-linux-x86_64-v1.2.1.run -style cleanlooks@[/quote]

tobias.hunger

giowck: Qt 4.8.2 and Qt Creator 2.5 are readily available in most Linux distributions and as binary packages on the download page.

The Qt SDK has not been updated in a long time (much longer than the couple of weeks that Digia is now at the helm now) -- on all platforms.