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Qt 4.7.1 Symbian Development on Linux

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    jdbastardy
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    Hello,
    I have just read the new blog entry in the Labs regarding "Qt 4.7.1 for Symbian workaround":http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2010/12/12/start-with-qt-4-7-for-symbian-today/ but it is a trick only for Windows users.

    Couldn't this issue be resolved by provinding an installer for QT for Symbian even on Linux?

    What do you think about that?

    http://mattias-cibien.co.cc

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      xsacha
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      Everything is the same except for the Qt4.7.1 Libraries for Symbian.

      For this, you must download the source instead.
      Then configure with: -xplatform symbian/linux-gcce
      Then compile.

      This process is explained in the "documentation.":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/install-symbian-linux.html

      These issues with both Linux/Mac and Windows platforms will be resolved once the new NokiaQtSDK is released. You won't need to worry about any setup. Just a few clicks.

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        kamalakshantv
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        Symbian development on Linux will still be an issue as Symbian SDK doesn't officially support linux platform.

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          jdbastardy
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          @xsacha... Thanks for the support. I hope they'll support Linux in the future.

          http://mattias-cibien.co.cc

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            mario
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            I think that the remote compiler option works quite well, but of course, Linux support would be great!

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