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I took qt-unified-linux-x86-2.0.5-2-online.run, launched, pressed "Skip" when it was asking for the account, and it's downloading. Have you tried it? Does it a

• justinclift 7y ago
  That's weird. That launcher version you have is version 2.0.5-2. They retired the 2.x series a while back, and it's up to version 3.2.x now which will not work without a Qt account. :( Oh it looks like you obtained that launcher from the old "archives" directory? http://download.qt.io/archive/online_installers/2.0/ http://download.qt.io/archive/online_installers/2.0/ It's unfortunate that only has an old Linux installer. Saw it yesterday, but needed an OSX downloader and was out of luck. :(
• j1elo 7y ago
  I also always pressed "Skip" on the Qt Creator standalone installer for Linux. But the Skip button doesn't exist any more.
  • justinclift 7y ago
    The offline installers seem to work: http://download.qt.io/official_releases/qt/ http://download.qt.io/official_releases/qt/ At least, after disconnecting the internet connection then ignoring the subsequent error (ironic for an "offline" installer!), it doesn't require a Qt account.
    • j1elo 6y ago
      That's exactly what I ended up doing, but I hope we'll agree having to do tricks like that in order to use an installer is not... ideal
      • justinclift 6y ago
        Very much agree. For now we (sqlitebrowser.org) will keep with the easy approach of using the official Qt installers. If Qt does something even further dumb though, we'll likely move to compiling Qt ourselves. And probably then make installers (.msi/.dmg) for anyone else that wants it too. ;)