Not in your case. You need a plain graphicsview and QGraphicsPixmapItems.
Always use only the instance of qmake that comes with your installation, be it a binary or an own build originated.Do you have any qmake that it would work properly?
No, you need to read a tutorial or two. Don't make things more complex than they are.I think I will have to create my own makefiles with my own qmake, but that is a problem.
Forget it. Read about QGraphicsView, pretty please.Whatsoever, I tried to do sth with grid layout. I managed to put two images in a grid layout, so I guess I can do it for more images.
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