While there is no official support for Qt5 on Nokia N9 and N950 devices, community-provided snapshots are available through the QtWebkit project. These snapshots are based on weekly hashes used by QtWebkit build bots.
While there is no official support for Qt5 on Nokia N9 and N950 devices, community-provided snapshots are available through the QtWebkit project. These snapshots are based on weekly hashes used by QtWebkit build bots.
Using a package manager (e. g. MeeCatalog[store.ovi.com]), install the qt5-all meta package. It will install all qt5 available packages. But if you get “Couldn’t find package qt5-all”, you should do “apt-get update” and then try installing it again.
Along with the Qt5 packages the repository will provide the missing xcb-util using the scratchbox’ packages.
To install manually, without the repository package, run the steps below as root. To become root use “devel-su” in the n9 terminal.
Add the same repository line for scratchbox to /etc/apt/sources.d/qt5.list
All modules are installed to /opt/qt5. To use qmlscene, qmake and other executables, just point PATH to /opt/qt5/bin.
Currently packaged modules:
QtBase: qt5-base
QtJSBackend: qt5-jsbackend
QtXMLPatterns: qt5-xmlpatterns
QtDeclarative: qt5-declarative
QtScript: qt5-script
Qt3D: qt5-q3d
QtLocation: qt5-location
QtSensors: qt5-sensors
QtWebKit: webkit-snapshot
QtComponents for QtQuick2: qt-components2
Snowshoe mobile: snowshoe-mobile
More information:
Most instructions here are based on Snowshoe’s installation guide (link here[snowshoe.qtlabs.org.br]). If you find any misleading step here, please check there and feel free to update with more accurate data here.
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