Install Android and Linux versions of Qt

Hi,

I have installed Qt Android version (Qt 5.2.1 for Android (Linux 64-bit, 846 MB).
This way I can develop for Android.

Now I'd also like to build for Linux Desktop.
What I tried wa installing the Qt 5.2.1 for Linux 64-bit (368 MB) version.
However this added it's own Creator and broke the previous Android version.
(The build kit for Android where gone, thus I was unable to build)

Fortunately uninstalling the Desktop version restored the Android version.

Is there a way to only install the required libraries and manually point the existing Qt Creator to the also include these (make Desktop build kit) ?
Any tips or links to read would be appreciated.

I am running Linux Mint KDE 16 x64

better u can go for necessitas qt creator,using this IDE u can develop apps for android easily.

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Originally Posted by malleeswarareddy.s

better u can go for necessitas qt creator,using this IDE u can develop apps for android easily.

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Google'ing about this project says that latest news is from 2012 dets. Is this project still active?

I was thinking that maybe I just need to download the desktop libraries by hand from here. Then extract them to somewhere and point Qt Creator to them.
However this seems like a LOT of work.

Surely there must be a better way.

i am using Necessiatas qt creator,i can able to do apps for android using qt,but Necessitas Qtcreator is older version.,it is using QtQuick 1.0,i want to use QtQuick2.0 and Qt5.2.1