accidently compiled qt without mt support- big deal?
 

Hi, I just spend a few hours compiling qt. But without mt support. I don't even know what that is, actually. But is that a big deal? Should I recompile?

"Hi, I just spend a few hours compiling qt. But without mt support. I don't even know what that is, actually. But is that a big deal? Should I recompile?"

mt means multithread support. Most Qt based applications do not need mt. A few, like kbear, need multithread support and will not work without it.

Personally, since I first tried to install kbear I have always included mt. I think that it should be the default in Qt.

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