Qt version

[A. Calverley]

Cory wrote:

> I have Red Hat 6.0 using KDE.  I don't know what version of Qt it came with,
> but I assume 2.0 or higher.
>
> When I tried to run the configure script, I got an error because Qt was not >=
> 1.42 and < 2.  What should I do in this situation?  Will kdevelop support Qt
> 2.x later on?  Should I replace whatever Qt version I have with 1.42?  How do
> I tell what version of Qt I have?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Cory
> cory-p at usa.net

The infomation you need is at www.sunsetsystems.com/tip-kdevelop.html
there is a link to this at www.kdevelop.org

My 'off the disc' RH6.0(Hedwig) installation has qt1.44, kdexxxx1.1.1pre2-1,
kpackage is not on the RH6.0(Hedwig) distribution.

To find out what is on your system, at a shell prompt issue the following:

        rpm -q <packagename>        where <packagename> is qt or kdebase or
kdeui,
                                                                or whatever
package your querying.

To install a package, at a shell prompt in the directory where your .rpm package
is,
issue the following:

        rpm -ivh <packagefile>        where <packagefile> is
kdevelop-1.0beta1-1.redhat.i386.rpm
                                                               or whatever
package your installing.

To upgrade an installed package its:

        rpm -Uvh <packagefile>

Also check out www.redhat.com/corp/support/errata/index.html for information on
general
bug fixes for your installation.

Hope that points you in the right direction.

Andy