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What those sites basically do is offer any piece of (any form of) free software they can find, and SEO their sites to come up before the official sites. Pretty hard to fix, especially by contacting them.

Is your system language Chinese? There's an option in the installer for that. And IIRC someone wrote a patch recently that could make the installer option obsolete.

No -- before QT5_LIBS.

Maybe you don't have the Qt5 version of moc installed, or not set up Qt 5 correctly?

Try "./configure --enable-debug=relaxed", then it shouldn't treat warnings as errors.

The virtual memory size is practically meaningless, I think it shows the range in which the program allocated memory, not the amount (that's the RSS column). Could maybe be a graphics driver that maps memory into a very high address range.

vexed wrote:So, if you would have gotten Qt5gui-dev (for example), it would bring in qtbase5-dev and everything else it needs ?

qtscript5-dev depends on qtbase5-dev, not the other way around.

Iluvalar wrote:

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cc1plus: error: unrecognized command line option ‘-std=c++11’

gcc too old I guess. Don't know if we actually use that newfangled stuff though.

vexed wrote:For people that have trouble with Qt 5, you install the exact same packages that the compile guide on the wiki mentions, except use Qt5 versions of the Qt4 listed ones.

At least on Debian Qt5 packaging is different from Qt4, you need qtbase5-dev and qtscript5-dev at least, possibly more.

Try program properties → compatibility → disable display scaling on high DPI settings.

Also I have little idea which of them would be a good fit for us. It would need to be easily multiplatform, and work well with SDL and Qt. CEGUI is in Debian and MXE (though both somewhat outdated), I think it's the only option if we don't want to make our 3rdparty directory larger. It has also bee...

My monitor is 1600x1200, no love for useful 4:3 resolutions

Didn't we agree on requiring 800x600 a while ago already? The main argument for lower resolutions I remember from that was for making videos because of the bandwidth/processing power needed for higher resolutions.

Sounds good, but if you could split it up into a series of smaller changes it's probably easier to review.

Have you tried resetting your shortcuts (the waste basket in the top left of the key settings)?