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QtonPi is a (defunct) Linux distribution designed for easily building Qt applications.

QtonPi was intended as a complete OS distribution, but has since been abandoned in favor of integration into Raspbian.

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QT 5.6 QBluetooth: Either no Qt D-Bus found or no BlueZ headers

I am trying to get blue tooth working on my Raspberry Pi using the latest Raspbian image and the Qt 5.6 source. After recompiling twice (which takes about 35 hours) I keep getting the following error: Either no Qt D-Bus found or no BlueZ…
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How to compile with qt for raspberry

Is it possible to compile for Raspberry Pi using the Qt framework or is it possible to install the Qt creator on the actual Raspberry?
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Porting Windows software

I would like to know is it possible to port software that uses OpenCV, OpenGL and QT on Windows to the Raspberry Pi. I wonder is it a must to use Qtonpi dist? I need resources like books, tutorials to support me for doing that task.
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Installing Qt5 on Arch Linux

I've used pacman on Arch to install xorg-server and Qt5, but keep running into "display not found issues" or "qmlviewer cannot connect to x server" when running xhost and qmlviewer respectively. The X11 server appears to work (I can run Xterm), but…
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Compiling Qt Multimedia for Raspberry Pi

Thanks for taking a look, now to business. I've set up a cross compile env for my Raspberry Pi following this guide. I have been able to port most of my application so far, but I'm running up against some very weird things when trying to compile the…
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wiringPiSetup: Must be root (Did you forget sudo ?)

I have a problem when I click run it shows this error wiringPiSetup: Must be root (Did you forget sudo ?) I also try to write this on terminal sudo qtcreator to open the qtcreator as sudo but also the problem still thesame with thesame error…
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What are the file download sizes for the OS's available on raspberrypi.org?

http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads currently has 3 linux distributions for download: Debian “squeeze” (recommended for people "just starting out") Arch Linux ARM QtonPi Unfortunately they don't state the file sizes of these - can anyone tell me…
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