Latest QT Runtime Library RPM's ?

[Zlatomir]

Since Qt is multi platform, that's not an real option, but i guess, that you want an Windows installer (like vcredist) and that only gives more "issues", like for example the downloadable/installable/updatable "run-time" will be build with which compiler (Mingw? or since is windows will use the Visual C++?? ) so there "should" be too many "run-times" (and always there will be some peoples not happy that the compiler they use is not "represented")

And also for most applications you just need some dll's for Qt run-time (like most of the times QtCore4.dll and QtGui4.dll will do the trick) not the whole library.

[squidge]

Considering various distributions of Linux come with various package managers and different directory structures, this would be impractical. Therefore, it's upto your distribution creator to manage these packages. Nokia can't be expected to distribute Qt in every package format for every version of Linux.

Multiple versions doesn't matter - Linux will handle them fine - they should all be installed into the same directory (typically /lib or /usr/lib).

Your application should simply reference these installations rather than bunding the Qt runtime with your application, then the relevent version will only be downloaded if necessary.

[Under Windows everything is different, but then again, YUM doesn't exist under Windows last time I checked]