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  1. 8th May 2009, 22:57 #1
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    Default Re: building qt statically

    And how to do that? Can you provide a link to some tutotrial?
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    Default Re: building qt statically

    You need a static version of each of the libraries. Most popular ones usually have dedicated packages with static versions, others you'd have to compile yourself.
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