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    Default Re: qt executable in linux

    Quote Originally Posted by knishaq View Post
    i see an executable in the folder. However, when i port it to another linux machine, nothing happens with the exe file. What am i missing here.
    I struggled with an issue that my executable worked fine on my Ubuntu but not in Ubuntu Studio (which I thought to be more or less "similar" environment). The reason why the application did not work in Ubuntu Studio was that I develop my application in 64-bit Ubuntu whereas the target machine was 32-bit Ubuntu Studio ... so the binary in this case was 64-bit that I tried to execute in 32-bit environment.

    At least in my case if I executed the application from console it printed message "cannot execute binary file" (whereas double clicking it directly from File Browser did not give any message).

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    Default Re: qt executable in linux

    what would make this executable run on any linux machine. Say the project is stored centrally. From any machine, i go to this location and hit enter on the executable. It should run but in my case it does not. ?????

    Brgds,

    kNish

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