any news when this might be fixed with the licensing issue or shall I try to debug installation order? Getting a pleasant terminal on the Mac was a high priority from the very, very, very, very, ∞ bland black on white text.Īnyhow. have to make the PATH first as Macintosh is a blank slate when it comes to bash.

have to update your PATH environment variable and add the folder where qmake is if you really want it. Qt 5.6 install wasn't very agreeable in setting that for me. Hopefully can get qmake visible in the path too. but I've been around for several decades. I am a developer, however under Linux mostly and haven't worked on a Mac in a loooooooooong time. Thanks and I'll probably be back if I can't resolve this exact same issue with Qt and OS X. and the link for it is currently here rather than digging into a document that has too much information on it beyond the scope of Qt 5.6 and OS X 10.11 El Capitan with Xcode 7.3.1. That was a lengthy download Qt Creator online installer claims that Xcode 5.0 is required, but points to download via the App Store, which only offers the latest version (7.3) for download.ħ.3.1 (7D1014) to be exact thing you can try is to install the command line tools. I installed Xcode first since I figured that it was needed to interface with OS X itself.

Installing command line tools for xcode