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Qt Assistant(Offline doc browser) comes with Qt. You can also use Zeal(supports offline docs for JS/HTML/CSS/TS/Vue/..., OpenGL, Qt, and many others)

• badsectoracula 7y ago
  It does, but it doesn't contain the Qt documentation. It only has documentation for itself. It might be that something is missing, i just cannot figure out what.
  • ahartmetz 7y ago
    You are missing some documentation packages or they somehow went missing from the index. You can add them (.qch files) in the settings menu of Assistant.
  • slezyr 7y ago
    Look for qt-doc as separate package in your distro. It's size 30Mb, so many distro split it into dedicated package.
  • detaro 7y ago
    If you install Qt through the installer (which would be the main way of getting it on Windows), your installation should have a "Docs" folder containing HTML files. Many Linux distros package it separately, e.g. on OpenSuSE it's in "libqt5-qtdoc" and its subpackages.
    • badsectoracula 7y ago
      I didn't installed Qt myself, it is part of the repository (gamedev, we put everything in the repository :-P). Perhaps i'll try to install the same version of Qt somewhere separately and see if the docs are there.