Dear lazy web,
I’m working on a presentation on getting started with Qt. For it, I need package names for Qt for different distros. E.g. (k)ubuntu: qt-sdk, debian: qtcreator. What package installs QtCreator + Qt and needed tools for your distro? Please comment!
Thank you!
>openSUSE: qt-creator
>on Archlinux: 'pacman -S qtcreator' ;)
>openSUSE: qt-creator
see OpenSUSE package search
>The newest versions are available with the original Qt SDK installer from Nokia
>Gentoo: emerge qt-creator
>Fedora: # yum install qt-creator
>Archlinux:
pacman -S qt qt-doc qtcreator
>I like the way, Gentoo names the Qt packages:
dev-util/qt-creator
x11-libs/qt-assistant
x11-libs/qt-core
x11-libs/qt-dbus
x11-libs/qt-demo
x11-libs/qt-gui
x11-libs/qt-multimedia
x11-libs/qt-opengl
x11-libs/qt-phonon
x11-libs/qt-qt3support
x11-libs/qt-script
x11-libs/qt-sql
x11-libs/qt-svg
x11-libs/qt-test
x11-libs/qt-webkit
x11-libs/qt-xmlpatterns
>Mandriva package: qt-creator
CLI install: urpmi qt-creator
>In Mandriva it's the package qt-creator. There's also qt-creator-doc.
Installing qt-creator pulls Qt4 by dependencies, but all qt4 packages are named qt4-*
You could install it from RPMdrake (GUI) or from the terminal with "urpmi qt-creator" :)
>Oh, and by the way, in Debian, the package it's called "qtcreator", and there's also "qtcreator-doc".
Again, installing it pulls the needed Qt4 packages, which are named "libqt4-*".
You could install it with a GUI like Synaptic or from the terminal with "aptitude install qtcreator".
>fedora uses qt-creator
>Thanks a bunch, all of you.
>Pardus: qt-creator