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How do you download the open source Windows Version of the new SDK (1.1.1)?

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    MMetelko
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    I want to use the LGPL 2.1 licensed version of the new QT SDK 1.1.1. When I download the installer (online and offline), I do not see a place to only accept the opensource code. The installer asks you to accept the Nokia developer license, the 3rd party open source and 2 other license agreements. In the past, there was a different download for the open source. What happened to that? Where can I go to get a version that will let me only download the open source. I am using Windows system.

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      loladiro
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      I think what you are looking for is the library only version which you can find "here":http://qt.nokia.com/downloads under Qt Library.

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        Thanks. That was not obvious.

        Next I need to update to the latest minGW to utilize some functions within the Boost library. Any hints on the best place to find instructions on building the Qt libraries for a new GCC compiler on Windows?

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          loladiro
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          Well, the Qt sources contain configure for both Linux/OS X and Windows, so you shouldn't have a problem (If you run into anything specific, you ask, somebody will be able to help you).

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