Kern Sibbald wrote:

> Yes, for the Enterprise binaries (rpms) on RHEL5, I compile
> with depkgs-qt.  For RHEL6, they are on Qt 4.6.2, so the
> depkgs-qt is not needed.

One can always use a 3rd party repo to achieve this too. :)

(Peter Pramberger's repo contains qt 4.6 among other useful things)

>> The error message is misleading.
> 
> What error message?

"uic: File generated with too old version of Qt Designer"

(this is generated by Qt4.2)

> If it is a message from Bat, we can add
> detection of the Qt version at runtime and fail
> Bat if it isn't at least the version we expect or later.

You should.

>> Why not move to something like gtk?
> We used gtk in the gnome console, and first it is C so lacks the
> additions one can get with C++ 

OK, how about WxWidgets?

Alan



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