no examples in Linux Mint 18
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@exit8 Then you should have the examples. Don't know why QtCreator does not show them (did you install QtCreator via online installer too?). But you can still open them manually from QtCreator.
@jsulm said in no examples in Linux Mint 18:
@exit8 Then you should have the examples. Don't know why QtCreator does not show them (did you install QtCreator via online installer too?). But you can still open them manually from QtCreator.
The online installer includes everything that is how I got QtCreator.
How do I open them manually from QtCreator?
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@jsulm said in no examples in Linux Mint 18:
@exit8 Then you should have the examples. Don't know why QtCreator does not show them (did you install QtCreator via online installer too?). But you can still open them manually from QtCreator.
The online installer includes everything that is how I got QtCreator.
How do I open them manually from QtCreator?
I am on Linux. -
@exit8 And did you install a Qt version? QtCreator is always installed, but you have to select a Qt version explicitely.
@aha_1980 said in no examples in Linux Mint 18:
@exit8 And did you install a Qt version? QtCreator is always installed, but you have to select a Qt version explicitely.
Simply ran the qt-unified-linux-x64.-3.0.4-online.run which I had downloaded from the Download page of the website and kept clicking Next to let it do its thing.
.Solution:
Now I have downloaded the offline installer qt-opensource-linux-x64-5.10.1.run and ran it and kept clicking Next and now the Examples are there.I don't know what is different between the offline and online installers.
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@aha_1980 said in no examples in Linux Mint 18:
@exit8 And did you install a Qt version? QtCreator is always installed, but you have to select a Qt version explicitely.
Simply ran the qt-unified-linux-x64.-3.0.4-online.run which I had downloaded from the Download page of the website and kept clicking Next to let it do its thing.
.Solution:
Now I have downloaded the offline installer qt-opensource-linux-x64-5.10.1.run and ran it and kept clicking Next and now the Examples are there.I don't know what is different between the offline and online installers.
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QtCreator is always installed, but you have to select a Qt version explicitely.
The online installer allows you install different Qt versions, so you have to select which one you like to get. The offline installer, on the other hand, only contains one Qt version (which is likely always selected).
Anyway, if you got it working, please close this topic as SOLVED now (button Topic Tools). Thanks.
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@aha_1980 said in no examples in Linux Mint 18:
@exit8 And did you install a Qt version? QtCreator is always installed, but you have to select a Qt version explicitely.
Simply ran the qt-unified-linux-x64.-3.0.4-online.run which I had downloaded from the Download page of the website and kept clicking Next to let it do its thing.
.Solution:
Now I have downloaded the offline installer qt-opensource-linux-x64-5.10.1.run and ran it and kept clicking Next and now the Examples are there.I don't know what is different between the offline and online installers.
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@exit8 said in no examples in Linux Mint 18:
kept clicking Next
When installing something you should not just click Next all the time without checking what you're actually doing. No need for offline installer, simply use online installer and make sure you selected a Qt version to install. The installer can't know what you want to install, it is your job to tell it what you want.
