How to Install Qt SDK on Ubuntu Linux

Qt is a multi-platform application and UI framework that combines tools needed for the creation of applications targeted at mobile phones, desktop environments like Windows, Mac OS X and of course Linux. In this page we will see how to install QT4 under Ubuntu 11.10/11.04, we will also see how to install the Qt SDKneeded by open source C++ developers.

1. Under Ubuntu 11.04, you can search and install QT4 packages using Synaptic. You can install Synaptic under Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot with this command:
   
   sudo apt-get install synaptic
   
   Note: You need root privileges to be able to use Synaptic.
   
   You can instead install QT4 packages from the terminal with this command:
   
   sudo apt-get install qt4-dev-tools libqt4-dev libqt4-core libqt4-gui
   
   QT SDK Installation
   
   Alternatively, you can install QT SDK under Ubuntu 11.10/11.04, which contains the following:
   

   • Qt libraries (v4.7.4)
   • Symbian & MeeGo Simulators
   • Qt Creator IDE (v2.3)
   • Qt Mobility (v1.2)
   • Qt development tools
   • Remote compilers

   You can install QT SDK with this sequence of commands:
   
   For Ubuntu 32-bit:
   
   wget -O Qt_SDK_Lin32_v1_2_en.run http://goo.gl/Vj7S5
   
   
   chmod u+x Qt_SDK_Lin32_v1_2_en.run
   
   
   ./Qt_SDK_Lin32_v1_2_en.run
   
   For Ubuntu 64-bit:
   
   wget -O Qt_SDK_Lin64_v1_2_en.run http://goo.gl/XdqQb
   
   
   chmod u+x Qt_SDK_Lin64_v1_2_en.run
   
   
   ./Qt_SDK_Lin64_v1_2_en.run
   
   Then follow setup instructions (installation may take several minutes):
   

   

   
   

   

   
   

   

   
   That's it
2. By: Hemant Gupta
   
   
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