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Sorry this is due to a bad assumption that distros w/ qmake version 5 would have qmake-qt5.

use: QMAKE=qmake ./make.sh or get the qmake branch which should fix everything (and will be merged soon)

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Thanks -
My bad for not seeing this was in 2 commits, I should have been able to figure out..
For launchpad though had to revert 2 parts - remove this
if [ "$QMAKE" == "" ]; then
QMAKE=qmake-qt5
fi
And then change the 2 instances of $QMAKE to qmake. Otherwise would still get - 3: [: unexpected operator, ect.
With that all is well & packages are built. For info sake in Ubuntu qmake-qt5 installs as -
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/bin/qmake

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If I make it a bash script or remove a = (if [ "$QMAKE" = "" ];) then the unexpected operator goes away but it then fails on name
(qmake-qt5: command not found) or with QMAKE=qmake on location
(- /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt4/bin/qmake': No such file or directory
So I guess I could give it the location. Seems simpler to just remove & change as noted in last post. (that is for launchpad builds

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@mc4man could you try and make sure the qmake branch works?

git fetch
git checkout qmake
sh configure.sh
make -j`grep -c ^processor /proc/cpuinfo`

(to revert)

git checkout master

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I get this -
configure.sh: 29: configure.sh: Syntax error: "(" unexpected (expecting "then")

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Just to note & probably irrelevant overall-
qt4-qmake does install a symlink in /usr/bin - qmake-qt4
but qt5-qmake does not
however there is a package "qt5-default" that installs a symlink, /usr/bin/qmake that links to qtchooser which by default points to actual location .

So if using the current git it works with QMAKE=qmake if qt5-default package is installed
(but the == still is a no go with sh, = is ok
Seems a convoluted 'mess' to me though I guess there is a reason not to have /usr/bin/qmake-qt5 link??

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I see, the nice thing is this bash script looks for qmake and/or qmake-qt5 (checking the version either way)

Perhaps because it has bash-specific functionality, I'll see if I can make it sh compatible or I'll specify a bash hash-bang.

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This should take care of problems you were having:
59366de

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