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For any other newbies reading this, don't rely on the Sigil shortcut (loader) created on the desktop, which calls /opt/sigil/sigil.sh - run the command as per Meme's post, which (I presume) calls the executable file.
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The script just adds Sigil's executable directory to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable so that the included custom Qt libraries are used.
I would only recommend linking directly to the executable in the event the script isn't working for you (like in your case). The custom Qt interface looks much cleaner than the stock version on my system... to me anyway. *shrugs* But if the custom libs aren't compatible with your system—then you don't have much choice, of course.
