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Originally Posted by Skitzman69
This is the hardest program I've had to compile on Linux in the years I've been using it, it's usually just a ./configure, make, sudo make install.
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It's basically the same thing here, it's just the cmake call instead of the configure one.
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Originally Posted by Skitzman69
Anyway, sorry for wasting your time but I give up, sigil on Ubuntu 9.04 just is not going to work without major effort (I have no clue if updating Qt would mess up something else). Guess I'll try a virtualbox and install windows just for sigil.
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For heaven's sake, don't do that.
You can get pre-built Linux binaries (in the SDK) for Qt from Nokia
here (choose LGPL). They come in an installer, install them wherever you want and then add the "bin" dir to the beginning of your PATH.
I do it like this:
Code:
export PATH=/home/valloric/qtsdk-2010.02/qt/bin:$PATH
Then run CMake the way we discussed. It will tell you which version of Qt it is using and where it is picking it from, so you'll know if you did something wrong.
Everything will be linked to your system's GLIBC++.
After it builds, prepend that Qt path to your PATH
permanently so that you can run Sigil. This will
not interfere with other Qt apps on your system, since Qt is binary backwards compatible.