c++ - Ubuntu Qmake is not an executable -


After installing a new version of Qt Creator in Ubuntu and

  Tux-World @alachic: ~> Sudo apt-get install qt5-qmake build-essential g ++ gcc Reading package lists ... Building Dependency Tree Reading State Information ... Construction-Required is already the latest version G ++ is already the latest version of manual G ++ set to install GCC already has the latest version Qt5-qmake is already the latest version 0 upgraded, 0 new installed, 0 removed and 247 non-upgraded  Build & Amp; In the option of  

run and select 'qmake' in '/ usr / bin / qmake' I get this error:

  qmake executable / Usr / lib / i386-linux-gnu / qt4 / bin / Qmake could not be added: qmake '/ usr / lib / i386-linux-gnu / qt4 / bin / qmake' is not executable.  
   

Tux-World @ Alachic: ~ & Gt; Apt-cache search qt5-qmake qt5-qmake - Qt5 quake makefile generator tool Tux-World @Alachik: ~ & gt; Ldd / opt / qtForArm / bin / qmake ldd: / opt / qtForArm / bin / qmake: Any such file or directory tux-world @ alachiq: ~ & gt; Sudo chmod + x / usr / lib / i386-linux-gnu / qt4 / bin / qmake [sudo] password: chmod: / usr / lib / i386-linux-gnu / qt4 / bin / qmake for Tux-World Can not ': Any such file or directory

UPDATE :

After installing Qmake, this directory is under: < / P>

  Tux-World @ Alcheck: ~> The list directory on which qmake: qmake: / usr / bin / qmake / usr / bin / x11 / qmake  

/ usr / sbin :

  Tux-World @ Alachiac: ~> Ls -a / usr / sbin / qmake ls: / usr / sbin / qmake can not be accessed: check any such file or directory  

executable and other information. :

  Tux-World @ Alchik: ~> Ls -a -l / usr / bin / qmake lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 فوریه 19:53 15:53 ​​/ usr / bin / qmake - & gt; My problem is solved after installing qt5-default:  

  install sudo apt-get qt5-default  

thanks


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