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Hello.
I'm compiling a pre-alpha MUD client (Mudlet.org), and it needs a command qmake-qt4 to compile. I can't seem to find this anywhere. Is there something I have to do, say, to put the command into /usr/bin? Where can i find it?
Thank you, ahead of time.
BDKL
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Hmm. Well, I took out the -qt4 part, and qmake seems to work, and now it runs an error on /usr/bin/uic-qt4
I had to change everything (but the /usr/bin/(+.)-qt4 's) to qt,
such as :
/usr/share/qt4/
to
/usr/share/qt/
Could the problem be with the version number being called?
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Never mind. That didn't work.
Le sigh.
I think the developers based the installation on debian-based distros.
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They did, as I thought was going to happen before even trying that heh
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It sounds like this is a mostly manual "go through and hunt down" sort of task. If you're feeling adventerous, you might want to make your changes generic (so that you could specify your qt paths and such as part of say... a configure script) and contribute your changes back to the project, i'm sure they'd appreciate it.
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