I am having an issue trying to create a self contained app package on Linux. Specifically I am using Mint 17.x for development and Qt 5.4.0 offline installer. I use CMake for my build system. I have no issues debugging my application so that sanity check works from QtCreator.
I have created a folder where I have placed my application (DREAM3D), a shell script (DREAM3D.sh) and qt.conf. I have also created a "lib" directory and a "plugins" directory. In the plugins directory I have the "platforms" directory that contains the libqxcb.so file. I have placed all the qt libraries in the lib directory. I have exported the LD_LIBRARY_PATH correctly. I have placed the following in the qt.conf: [Paths] Plugins=plugins When I start the app from the terminal i get the dreaded " [mjackson@MintDev1:DREAM3D-5.2.967-Linux-x86_64]$ ./DREAM3D This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform plugin "xcb". Reinstalling the application may fix this problem. Aborted I have googled about as much as possible. Everyone seems to say the same thing, to which I have followed the instructions and I _think_ I have everything setup the way the articles/postings/blogs have instructed but still nothing is working. Has anyone ever encountered this and what was the problem? Thanks for any help. -- Mike Jackson imikejackson _at_ gee-mail dot com
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