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How to Install Qt Creator on Ubuntu

Want to create GUI applications on Ubuntu? Install Qt Creator, an open-source cross-platform IDE that allows users to develop GUI applications for embedded and mobile devices. It has several features including autocompletion, syntax highlighting and more.

If you want to install Qt Creator on an Ubuntu computer, follow this tutorial.

How to Install Qt Creator on Ubuntu

There are two methods to install Qt Creator on the Ubuntu system. These methods involve installing it from:

Method 1: Install Qt Creator Through apt Package Manager

To install Qt Creator from apt package manager on Ubuntu system, concentrate on the following steps.

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Step 1: Enter the command below to first update the Ubuntu repository:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

Step 2: Then use the below-given command on Ubuntu to install Qt Creator.

sudo apt install qtcreator

Run Qt Creator on Ubuntu

Type this command into the terminal to start Qt Creator on Ubuntu system:

qtcreator

You can also open Qt Creator from the Applications menu like this

After Qt Creator has been launched, the IDE will open on Ubuntu like this:

Create a new project click on File:

Click on New File or Project:

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Project window will open:

Remove Qt Creator from Ubuntu

To remove Qt Creator from your Ubuntu system, type the command given below on the terminal.

sudo apt remove qtcreator

Method 2: Install Qt Creator Through Snap Store

Snap Store is another platform where you can install Qt Creator on the Ubuntu system. To perform installation through this method, follow the below-given steps:

Step 1: First, run the Ubuntu command below to install snap daemon:

sudo apt install snapd

Step 2: Next, execute the command below to install Qt Creator through the snap daemon on Ubuntu.

sudo snap install qtcreator-ros –classic

Note: Running Qt Creator is the same we already discussed in Method 1. However, if the command isn’t working, reboot the system to fix it.

Remove Qt Creator from Snap Store

To remove Qt Creator from your Ubuntu system, type the command given below on the terminal.

sudo snap remove qtcreator-ros

Conclusion

Qt Creator is a cross-platform IDE created to provide developers the best possible environment for creating GUI based applications. The users can install Qt Creator on Ubuntu through apt package manager or snap store. After the installation, they can run it from the terminal using the “qtcreator” command or run it from the application menu.

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