Re: QT
I would think that the truth of that would be obvious. One merely has to use apt-get in a single command line from a konsole, or use Synaptic, check a box, click apply, click continue and a minute or two later it is installed and a menu option added.
Otherwise, one must install manually download the package from the website, check its md5sum, add the execute permission. Then, for a general user install, change the owner to root and group to users, open a console, move to the directory where it is, and issue ./qt-sdk-linux-x86_64-opensource-2010.02.bin
or what ever the name is.
Or for use as the user, open a Konsole, add the execute permission and then execute it
./qt-sdk-linux-x86_64-opensource-2010.02.bin
then, perhaps, add a menu option.
I may be wrong, but using Synaptic does appear to me to be much easier ...
I would think that the truth of that would be obvious. One merely has to use apt-get in a single command line from a konsole, or use Synaptic, check a box, click apply, click continue and a minute or two later it is installed and a menu option added.
Otherwise, one must install manually download the package from the website, check its md5sum, add the execute permission. Then, for a general user install, change the owner to root and group to users, open a console, move to the directory where it is, and issue ./qt-sdk-linux-x86_64-opensource-2010.02.bin
or what ever the name is.
Or for use as the user, open a Konsole, add the execute permission and then execute it
./qt-sdk-linux-x86_64-opensource-2010.02.bin
then, perhaps, add a menu option.
I may be wrong, but using Synaptic does appear to me to be much easier ...
that is why my posts where all about dependencies of qt-sdk. I think you are just trolling now. Have fun.
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