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No valid Kits found
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Hello,
I work under Fedora 28 server x86_64, I installed Qt, with this command line:
dnf install qt-devel qt-doc qt-creator.
But when I make new project empty into Qtcreator 4.6.2 it returns to me:
No valid Kits found ....
I had to forget a something but what?
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@philo_neo Please check the kits: are there any? If there are kits then check them - do you have any red exclamation marks?
Also, did you install GCC/G++?
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with codeblocks i have GCC and LLVM
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@philo_neo What about the Kits in QtCreator? CodeBlocks will not help here.
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i have this error :
Failed to set up kit for Qbs: Could not determine whether Qt is a static build.
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@philo_neo Why do you need Qbs?
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maybe it's error since that i try to inisialyse Qtcreator
the error is in the option == build & Run
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@philo_neo Any other errors?
Can you post screen shots of your Kits?
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@philo_neo said in No valid Kits found:
Hello,
I work under Fedora 28 server x86_64, I installed Qt, with this command line:
dnf install qt-devel qt-doc qt-creator.
But when I make new project empty into Qtcreator 4.6.2 it returns to me:
No valid Kits found ....
I had to forget a something but what?Hi,
I'm by no means a linux expert, but when I installed qt via the commandline, instead of the online-installer I had to specifically tell QtCreator the path to the compiler. Everything else was detected automatically.Don't have my Linux machine here right now, but this is where the compiler path should be:
