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Its been crazy last 3 days.
I have installed Pyqt 4.10.4 and QT 5.3.2 in my Centos 7.0 OS. I have also installed QT Designer and have created a layout (.ui format). I want to change it to .py form using pyuic4/pyuic/pyrcc any of them. When I use "pyuic inputfile.ui -o outputfile.py" then bash says pyuic command not found... Why am I getting this inspite of having QT and Pyqt and how can I rectify it. Please suggest
Distribution: PCLinuxOS2023 Fedora38 + 50+ other Linux OS, for test only.
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... 3 days
CentOS 7 → 3 minutes : # yum install PyQt4-devel
.. you will get PyQt4-devel-4.10.1, providing /usr/bin/pyuic4
The libraries etc. mentioned in your post :
Looks like "all manual build".
Please try searching for pyuic5 / pyuic4, e.g. with $ which pyuic5 ,
$ which pyuic4 , .. or just type $ pyuic<TAB> , or $ pyu<TAB> .
May be ``bash completion´´ will fill out the word ending.
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