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    Default Re: preparing program for release

    Thanks for the reply,
    It seems to me that I read where there is a Line or lines that I can add to the foo.pro file thal qmake will put all the libraries and othe stuff in the "exe" file so the program doesn't need Qt libraries installed to run. I don't know if I want to install it or not at this time

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    Then you need to link statically with the Qt libraries. First build Qt 4 as static library (configure -static).

    Also read Deploying Applications on Unix/X11. it was written for Qt 3 but the idea is there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dimitri
    Also read Deploying Applications on Unix/X11. it was written for Qt 3 but the idea is there.
    That article has been updated and is now part of the Qt 4 documentation:
    http://doc.trolltech.com/4.1/deployment-x11.html

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    Default Re: preparing program for release

    There is an open source tool called "auto package" which provides something similar to install shield. I have never used it for packaging, but when I used programs packaged this way, I found it very interesting.

    I can also recommend the systems used to distribute Quake4 and Doom3, but I forgot it's name

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