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I'll say that Qt is there. My distro is Gentoo, I emerged KDE and it listed Qt as a dependency. It is true that compiling KDE is a long process and I left the computer running, so I can't say for sure. On the other hand, my USE variable has Qt3 and Qt4. Maybe there is a way to check for Qt?

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I'll say that Qt is there. My distro is Gentoo, I emerged KDE and it listed Qt as a dependency. It is true that compiling KDE is a long process and I left the computer running, so I can't say for sure. On the other hand, my USE variable has Qt3 and Qt4. Maybe there is a way to check for Qt?<br><br>SxN<br><p>&#32;

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