Hi.
Short Question
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What's the best way to develop QT application to be deployed on different Linux Distributions (without recompiling...)?
Long Question
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I'm developing a simple QT project, on Ubuntu 11.10 (32 bit)
Currently, I have a working binary on my personal machine.
I wanted to try my binary on other machines.
Copied it over to a RHEL5 (64 bit) and it failed with a segmentation fault, before anything happened.
Well, I thought - maybe it's some 32/64 bits issue.
Tried it on a SL6 (RHEL based) - 32 bits. This time the GUI started, but when any action was required - it failed.
Final try - copied it to another Ubuntu 11.10 (32 bits) - and now it's working.
Googling gave me this:
http://blog.rubypdf.com/2010/07/15/l...linux-distros/
It seems that QT should somehow support Linux Standard Base, and that should facilitate this process.
Is it accurate?
How do I do this?
And why isn't it the default process??
Or maybe, there is a better solution?
Thanks,
Zvika
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