As ironic, as it is to perhaps be expected, Linux Archive Manager refuses to unpack the QTCreator package.
Kinda boring no? When some people make stable, functioning software and others, well, they just don't!
Topic: which program to open .qt files in Linux (Read 913 times)
Hi and thanks for the replies.
What is interesting is that several .qt wallets (such as Litecoin, Bitcoin, PPC etc.) just open without problem.
Whilst others, (infinite coin is one) just sit there, dead in the water, refusing to play.
Will try QTCreator.
What is interesting is that several .qt wallets (such as Litecoin, Bitcoin, PPC etc.) just open without problem.
Whilst others, (infinite coin is one) just sit there, dead in the water, refusing to play.
Will try QTCreator.
AFAIK there are wallets saved as a .qt file...
But you should be able to open it with QtCreator as stated above. Perhaps you have downloaded the source code of a Qt project?
But you should be able to open it with QtCreator as stated above. Perhaps you have downloaded the source code of a Qt project?
Wallets with a .qt extension?!
Where do these come from?
Where do these come from?
I know that .qt is a quick time file but cannot seem to find Quicktime for Linux, in fact nor do I want to.
So which open source software opens wallets with a .qt extension?
Thanks.
So which open source software opens wallets with a .qt extension?
Thanks.
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