Re: FYI: new binaries, new wiki

Benjamin Reed <ranger <at> befunk.com> writes:
> This sounds like Qt isn't finding it's plugins.  Did you install the 
> latest Qt package?  Also, do you have other Qt's lying around?  You 
> might need to delete your ~/.qt, it could be caching pointers to other 
> plugin directories.

I removed all trace of qt/X11 and kde/X11 I had installed through Fink,
and then removed the native qt and kde packages (thanks to the OSXPM
developers!). The whole system should be clean now.
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to solve my problem: still no icons. On a
brighter side, I understand better what's going wrong. Qtdesigner
doesn't work either: when launched from the command line, it complains
that it can't find libqtui.1.dylib. After examining the content of
QtRuntime.pkg (OSXPM again :-), this library should be in
/usr/local/qt/lib, right? And the plugins for the various image formats
should be in /usr/local/qt/plugins... we're getting closer...

aborel$ ls -l /usr/local/qt
ls: /usr/local/qt: No such file or directory

Ah ha!!!! For some reason, installing the Qt package doesn't create
the /usr/local/qt directory tree. Any idea why?

Alain