Hello,

I'm currently using SuSe 11.0 with KDE 4.1 as GUI frontend. That means I have already Qt4 installed. Can I use this installation to develop KDE? If so, where is qt4/bin :'( Have spent plenty of time looking for it. I need qt4/bin/designer and qt4/bin/qmake.

Or maybe I must buil qt on my own?

Thanks for help.

You should be fine with your currently installed Qt4 (although you may need to install some -dev packages). Very shortly, however, KDE trunk development may need Qt 4.5, which SuSE doesn't include yet. If this turns out to be the case, building a separate Qt4 is easy.

Your qmake may be installed as "qmake" or "qmake-qt4". If neither are in your path, it may be a part of a -dev package. To find out where everything else is installed to, use the undocumented -query option of qmake:

qmake -query QT_INSTALL_BINS
qmake -query QT_INSTALL_LIBS
qmake -query QT_INSTALL_DOCS
etc

Thanks, that solved my problem. All Qt4 bins are in /usr/bin. I wonder why do the not have a saparate folder as Qt3 has...

RomaHagen wrote:Thanks, that solved my problem. All Qt4 bins are in /usr/bin. I wonder why do the not have a saparate folder as Qt3 has...

That's probably just a matter on how the distribution installs it, e.g. the could just append "-qt4" to the executable name, etc.

We usually don't require any version that is not available through distribution channels yet and most distributions even have Qt packages with debug symbols, just in case one needs to debug into that.

Cheers,
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