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I have not seen Redhat 6.2, but with 6.1 ( and I think 6.0 ), you can have
both versions of QT installed.
<br>They are placed in /usr/lib/qt-1.44 and /usr/lib/qt-2.01 ( in 6.1 ).
Since they are in seperate directories,
<br>they function seperately ( in 6.1 - kde is at 1.2 - just like in 6.2
). When compiling kdevelop, in the
<br>configure step - use the switch for specifying the version of qt and
it wil setup that version of qt for the
<br>compile of kdevelop.
<p>when using kdevelop to compile a program, you might have to do this:
<br> -create your project with the appwizard (yes, the qt´s
won´t be found, I know)
<br> -Build->Configure
<br> -enter: --with-qt-dir=/path_to_qt_dir
<br> -Press OK
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<p>José Francisco Chaves wrote:
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<font size=-1>Hi,</font> <font size=-1>I
have Redhat Linux 6.2 and it uses KDE with QT library version 2, I want
to use Kdevelop but I have found an error when compile the code.</font><font size=-1>How
I can use Kdevelop with KDE 1.2 and QT libraries 2 installed?</font><font size=-1>Do
you have a version of KDevelop that use QT 2?</font><font size=-1>How I
can use QT 1.44 if the libraries QT 2 are already installeds in my Linux?</font> <font size=-1>Thanks
you for your attention</font> <font size=-1>Francisco Chaves.</font><font size=-1>Software
Developer</font><font size=-1>OPEN INTERNATIONAL SYSTEMS</font><font size=-1><a href="mailto:franchaves@hotmail.com">franchaves@hotmail.com</a></font></blockquote>
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