On Wednesday 06 December 2006 06:13, ron hoffman wrote:
> looks like us kubuntu/ubuntu users are stuck too..
> only qt-4.1 available as of yet
This is true, but building Qt 4.2.2 from source isn't a major task. And it
works great in parallel to the "default" Qt version of your (any) distro.
As me
Hi René:
I tried putting a qmc2.ini file in /etc/xdg but this does not work.
There are several problems.
First, the qmc2.ini file must be able to recognize $HOME. I cannot
simply put /home/chris/... in a global .ini file.
Second, I tried removing my ~/.config/qmc2.ini file and kept the one
in
It is really easy to install the latest version of qt4 - just follow the
guide on the site.
Works for me in gentoo and suse factory.
On 06/12/06, R. Reucher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wednesday 06 December 2006 06:13, ron hoffman wrote:
> looks like us kubuntu/ubuntu users are stuck too..
compiled qt-4.2 last night took longer than a kernel
compile but alls working
--- Morgan Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It is really easy to install the latest version of
> qt4 - just follow the
> guide on the site.
>
> Works for me in gentoo and suse factory.
>
>
>
> On 06/12/06, R. Reucher
