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Qt5 on Linux - where is Linguist?

I'm using Linux Mint 16 and I got a problem.
I installed Qt Creator 5.2.1 from binary package, downloaded from Qt site. I don't have Qt Linguist... Also, I have installed qtcreator and qt5-dev-tools (or similar name) from repository, still no Linguist. Where I can download it?
I prefer binary version from Qt site because it's newer than version from repository.

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aso Avatar asked Jun 05 '14 11:06

aso


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1 Answers

It should be in the bin folder. You can always do this to figure it out:

find $installdir/ -name \*linguist\*

By the way, there is also another option: install Archlinux and get all the fancy latest stuff. ;-)

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lpapp Avatar answered Oct 20 '22 21:10

lpapp