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Installing dev-c++

Im trying to install Dev-C++ on my linux box.

Ive installed but I cant run it.

at firs is said that i didnt have libqt.so.2 in my lbary. So i simlinked libqt.so.3 to libqt.so.2 in my /lib directory

now it says

./devcpp: error while loading shared libraries: libqt.so.2: cannot open shared object file: Error 40

culd this be a permission problem
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You can't just symlink libraries like that. The last digit indicates the binary interface version of the library, and different versions will most likely be mutually incompatible. Try to compile it from source instead, so that it links against your QT version.
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