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thanks for help and I have got Qt installed from synaptic package manager but when I tried to do the same with mplayer the installed mplayer does'nt work properly. Please look into it .
Thanks once again,
bye
please don't drag up ancient threads. 4 1/2 years is far too old to reply to, and will probably confuse others who will now reply thinking it's a current thread again.
And of course your answer isn't appropriate for the OP as qt4 didn't exist when the question was asked.
i'm having the same trouble - apt-getting "qt3" or "libqt3" or "libqt"doesn't work.
Ubuntu 5.10
thx
There's your problem boldfaced and in red. You have Breezy Badger installed? That's a four-and-a-half-year-old release. Try testing the upcoming LTS and see if it works. Beta 2 will be out tomorrow.
You can still use Migration Assistant to migrate documents and settings. Your software may still have to be apt-get installed, however.
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