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In my friend comp, he has redhat 9, he only types qmake and the name of the project's name, and it compiles. can I configure mandrake so that it runs qmake just like in redhat, without typing the path?
Yes it can be done..
you need to add that path in your default binaries path
usually your commands are all in some directory say..
/usr/bin or /bin
if you are using bash shell then you can append the path
of the qmake dir in the bash_profile file
or even easier method just copy qmake to /usr/bin or /bin dir
this should do the job.
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