Em sex 14 fev 2014, às 10:14:00, Alan Ezust escreveu: > I wanted to update from Qt 5.2.0 to Qt 5.2.1 on Linux. > > I ran MaintenanceTool and it spent about 3 minutes contacting the server > before it told me it had to update > itself. Then it did, it restarted, spent another 3 minutes looking for > updates, and the told me I had one for QtCreator. But no update for Qt. > So I let it update QtCreator.
The problem here is that it didn't find the Qt update, for some reason. Everything else you report below is inconsequential: if the maintenance tool had updated Qt, none of the problems would apply. Also note the problem might not be in the tool, but in the server-side metadata. > Then I downloaded a newer online installer (linux) and ran that to install > Qt 5.2.1. > It won't let me un-check qtcreator even though I just updated it. That's a known issue that is declared "design decision". The Qt installers are inherited from old Nokia-era "Qt SDK". The minimum thing you need for the SDK is the IDE, as you can pick and choose your combination of Qt targets. Therefore, you cannot uncheck Creator. > It also won't let me install Qt 5.2.1 right next to Qt 5.2, (my previous > install location was /usr/local/Trolltech) so I am forced to choose a > different directory, and download the latest QtCreator again! > > The Maintenance tool great for updating qtcreator but what's the point if > you always have to download qtcreator again each time you get a newer Qt? > > And why can't the online installer be a maintenance tool and let you > install updates? That's a good question. -- Thiago Macieira - thiago.macieira (AT) intel.com Software Architect - Intel Open Source Technology Center _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
