[Bug 10572] Qt devel libs install fails to set up bash environment variables

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Ubuntu (kubuntu) | libqt3c102-mt





------- Additional Comments From greatbunzinni at gmail.com  2005-05-13 11:39 UTC -------
(In reply to comment #1)
> Environment variables, as a matter of policy, are not required in order to use
> packaged software.  Please describe the problem you are having, rather than a
> proposed solution.

My problem was that I tried to install Psi 0.9.3 but, because that version isn't
available in the repositories, I had to install it from source. The thing is,
Psi's and QCA's ./configure script gave a lot of erros. With a little
investigation I realized that the problems arrived from 2 major problems.
- Kubuntu didn't installed GCC properly (the configure script couldn't find it)
- Kubuntu didn't setup Qt properly (there wasn't any Qt environment variables
set and files/libraries were in non-standard, unreachable places).

Still, I managed to compile Psi but I had to do some tweaks.
- I had to create a symlink to GCC, so that ./configure could find it
- I had to setup Qt's environment variables by hand
- I had to create a symlink to a Qt program so that the make process worked.

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