Install Qt SDK 1.2.1 in Ubuntu 12.04 64bits crash
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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 :)
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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...
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[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.
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The workaround is to run installer with "-style cleanlooks" like :
@./QtSdk-offline-linux-x86_64-v1.2.1.run -style cleanlooks@
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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]
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Thanks, had the same issue!
This is very bad
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Thanks
Now, I'm with QtSdk
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Thanks,
@* -style cleanlooks@
solves the issue (Ubuntu 12.04 x64)
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Same issue. Clean looks resolved it
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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...
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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]
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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.
