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Originally Posted by Xagoln View Post
@Copernicus, so I should just have to download the version 1.1.1 for Linux 32 and I should be good to go? I just want to see if I can manage to develop one or two fairly basic Python apps.
I'm using the Linux 64 version (which is more appropriate for the hardware I've been setting up this weekend), but I would think all the platforms are supported equally well; the Qt guys always seem good at doing that. (Which, I guess, only makes sense, as Qt is supposed to be a cross-platform dev system. )

And is Scratchbox of much use these days?
Hmm. I have to admit, I've never managed to successfully set up the pre-Qt scratchbox dev environment. As the Qt SDK comes complete with compilers, debugging tools, emulators, IDE, etc., it's a heck of a lot easier to just pull down the one executable and hit "install" than to go through all the steps to manually set up the scratchbox system. (Plus, I've been doing most of my work on an OS X box, so it's nice not having to set up some dual-boot or VM in order to run the dev environment...)

Last edited by Copernicus; 2015-04-27 at 12:27.
 

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