In case of an error is returned you need to check the installation.ģ: Using Qt version in /usr/lib64 If the result is similar to the lines (2) and (3) then Qt framework is already installed. To check if Qt is correctly installed run the command in the line (1) below in the console. For that procedures, please refer to your preferred distro's docs for more information about the installation of the framework. Qt framework: the majority of Linux distros the Qt framework is provided by their package repositories, just make sure to install the runtime libraries and development packages. Once retrieved the source code, you have to extract it (in case of using a tarball) and run all the commands in the below sections from the root folder. See the source download form for more details about retrieving the source code. In this document we are using the RDBMS in its version 15, so note that the location of headers and libraries in the settings below may vary depending on the version of the database system you've chosen.įinally, you will need to download a fresh copy of pgModeler's source code. Second, you will need a PostgreSQL installation. Make sure to use a compatible version to avoid any further problems in the steps below.īear in mind that failing to observe this first requirement in most cases will cause the compilation to fail due to incompatibilities between the pgModeler's source code and the Qt framework, or even the deployment steps below may not be enough to make the software work after a successful build. At the moment these instructions were being written, Qt 6.4.2 was the latest stable version.
On all supported platforms, the first requirement is the Qt framework in the latest major version 6.x.
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