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hi
i downloded source of chm viewer tried to compile it but it gives error am pasting here.i am cureently usin RHEL4 distro.
i would like u ppl to help meout in order to view .chm files.
checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.3) (headers and libraries) not found. Please check your installation!
For more details about this problem, look at the end of config.log.
Excuse me if I'm off-topic. - That (the software dependencies issue) is just why I like Debian's or Ubuntu's APT software manager that much: You search for "chm", got some results, choose some, and they're getting installed - automatically, their dependencies get installed, too.
Additionally, Debian's and Ubuntu's repositories are really large; you very rarely need to install software manually (where problems might arise).
Excuse me if I'm off-topic. - That (the software dependencies issue) is just why I like Debian's or Ubuntu's APT software manager that much: You search for "chm", got some results, choose some, and they're getting installed - automatically, their dependencies get installed, too.
Additionally, Debian's and Ubuntu's repositories are really large; you very rarely need to install software manually (where problems might arise).
Didn't want to annoy anyone, though
You can also do that using YUM on Redhat based distros (yum list | grep -i chm).
dude QT is not free to download it be g8 if anyone can link me from wer i can download whole QT package along with there libraries in order to run my chm viewer.
dude QT is not free to download it be g8 if anyone can link me from wer i can download whole QT package along with there libraries in order to run my chm viewer.
QT is free to download and is shipped with RHEL. The package you need to install is called qt-devel and you can do this using RHN. If you did not pay for RHEL, then you are a bit stuck because you can't install packages from RHN without a subscription. You should either subscibe to RHN or use a distro such as CentOS which is a free RHEL rebuild. You can even convert your RHEL box to a CentOS box. You need to install yum (and dependencies) as well as the centos-release rpm for the version of CentOS that matches your version of RHEL.
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