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Re: [Development] Newbie troubles: No valid kits found
What solved my issue:
$ sudo apt-get remove --purge qt4-qmake
$ cd ~/.config/
$ rm -rf QtProject/ Trolltech.conf
Cheers,
Kyle
On 08/16/2013 03:51 PM, Kevin Cole wrote:
> What about this:
>
> Is there a project tarball (or bzr repository) of some sort that I could
> download and then point qmake at it from the command line (with whatever
> debugging / verbose options turned on) to see what happens?
>
> Keep in mind I don't really know what I'm talking about. So it would have to
> be a pretty straightforward set of steps -- e.g. along the lines of download
> and unpack tarball from... (or "bzr branch ...") and then type "qmake ... 2>&1
> > what-happens.log"
>
>
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[Development] Newbie troubles: No valid kits found
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Re: [Development] Newbie troubles: No valid kits found
From: Kevin Cole, 2013-08-16