> Well I need to find the 'libqt4-dev' file in my system. I had downloaded it 
> earlier and it is listed in
> synaptic but I cant seem to find it. My friend wants gtalx in his ubuntu for 
> voice chat and this file is
> essential for compiling it. It would be much better if I could make it a 
> debian package.

It is better to install the deb package "libqt4-dev" rather than manually 
placing libqt4-dev's files in the other system. If you downloaded 
libqt4-dev in your system, you may find it in /var/cache/apt/archives/. 
You may also require many other "dev" dependent packages of libqt4-dev if 
you are compiling from the source. I never compiled it, so don't have any 
idea of required headers and libraries.

Whether installing the binary of gtalx is a better idea here, if it is 
available in the Ubuntu repositories? If it is not, you can copy all the 
required debs in /var/cache/apt/archives/ to the other system and make a 
local repo there. This is a better idea here since if you have gtalx 
running, you will have all the required libraries.

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