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Barrykgerdes: /* Qt 4.6 will be required to build the SVN versions */

2012-09-06T05:18:37Z

Qt 4.6 will be required to build the SVN versions

2012-05-18T23:04:01Z

2011-10-07T12:48:25Z

change subversion to bzr

2011-01-14T02:14:29Z

2010-12-02T04:32:37Z

Deleted space after \ in the "sudo apt-get ..." command

2010-03-24T03:02:32Z

Latest QT Libraries for Linux distros which don't have them in the repos

2010-03-24T03:02:02Z

2010-03-24T03:00:09Z

Latest QT Libraries for Linux distros which don't have them in the repos

2010-03-24T02:58:17Z

Latest QT Libraries for Linux distros which don't have them in the repos

2010-03-24T02:57:11Z

Latest QT Libraries for Linux distros which don't have them in the repos

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 Once these esentials are installed the compile should progress with no more problems.
-==Qt 4.6 will be required to build the SVN versions==
+==Qt 4.8 will be required to build the Bazaar versions==
-After build 5554 Qt 4.6 will be needed. following the same procedure as above should get the Linux/X11 SDK package installed. However I ran into all sorts of problems not finding various dependancies and found the old method of compiling Qt 4.6 from source gave the easiest results. However if you compile it yourself be prepared for a long job, 5 hours plus! Then "sudo make install" will get it where it is needed.
+After build 5572 Qt 4.8 will be needed. following the same procedure as above should get the Linux/X11 SDK package installed. However I ran into all sorts of problems not finding various dependancies and found the old method of compiling Qt 4.8 from source gave the easiest results. However if you compile it yourself be prepared for a long job, 5 hours plus! Then "sudo make install" will get it where it is needed.
 Also Cmake 2.8 will be required for compiling the latest source, Downlaod it and install it in the usr area.

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        libglu1-mesa-dev libgl1-mesa-dev gcc g++ gettext \
        libjpeg-dev bzr libqt4-dev graphviz doxygen qt4-designer libqt4-phonon-dev
 For Mandriva users, the command line is:

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 ||Graphviz || graphviz || ''Optional''. If you want to build the API document and include fancy class diagrams, you will need this.
 |-
-||Subversion || subversion || ''Optional''. Only necessary if you want to build the latest development version (not the "release" versions).
+||Bazaar || bzr || ''Optional''. Only necessary if you want to build the latest development version (not the "release" versions).
 |-
 |}
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   sudo apt-get install build-essential libfreetype6-dev cmake libpng12-dev zlib1g-dev \
        libglu1-mesa-dev libgl1-mesa-dev gcc g++ gettext libboost-dev libboost-thread-dev \
-       libjpeg-dev libboost-filesystem-dev subversion libqt4-dev graphviz \
+       libjpeg-dev libboost-filesystem-dev bzr libqt4-dev graphviz \
        doxygen qt4-designer libqt4-phonon-dev

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        libjpeg-dev libboost-filesystem-dev subversion libqt4-dev graphviz \
        doxygen qt4-designer libqt4-phonon-dev
 For Mandriva users, the command line is:

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   sudo apt-get install build-essential libfreetype6-dev cmake libpng12-dev zlib1g-dev \
        libglu1-mesa-dev libgl1-mesa-dev gcc g++ gettext libboost-dev libboost-thread-dev \
        libjpeg-dev libboost-filesystem-dev subversion libqt4-dev graphviz \
        doxygen qt4-designer libqt4-phonon-dev

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	After build 5554 Qt 4.6 will be needed. following the same procedure as above should get the Linux/X11 SDK package installed. However I ran into all sorts of problems not finding various dependancies and found the old method of compiling Qt 4.6 from source gave the easiest results. However if you compile it yourself be prepared for a long job, 5 hours plus! Then "sudo make install" will get it where it is needed.		After build 5554 Qt 4.6 will be needed. following the same procedure as above should get the Linux/X11 SDK package installed. However I ran into all sorts of problems not finding various dependancies and found the old method of compiling Qt 4.6 from source gave the easiest results. However if you compile it yourself be prepared for a long job, 5 hours plus! Then "sudo make install" will get it where it is needed.
		+
	Also Cmake 2.8 will be required for compiling the latest source, Downlaod it and install it in the usr area.		Also Cmake 2.8 will be required for compiling the latest source, Downlaod it and install it in the usr area.