<div dir="ltr"><div>[Sorry my English] Hi. I'm student of Automation Engineering and
for the last two years I've been developing my degree and personal projects
with Qt. I've using Windows and now I switched to Linux. In Windows I
successfully build static version of Qt libs many times. Also, I am starting using QML, but
in Windows, statically compiled QML applications shows really bad,
graphics are not good, showing a "particle rain" in the entire
application. I think that this is not a bug, I'm just missing something
about QML while building static qt on Windows. This not happen on Linux.<br></div><div><br></div><div>The procedure I use to build Qt in Windows is:</div><div>1. Install Qt sources. (last available, 5.11.X right now)<br></div><div>2. Install Python 2.7.X to build QML (last available)</div><div>3.
Open terminal and execute configure command in src directory: configure
-prefix “/somePath/Qt511Static” -static -static-runtime -release
-opensource
-confirm-license -qt-zlib -qt-pcre -qt-libpng -qt-libjpeg -opengl
desktop -sql-sqlite -make libs -make tools -nomake
examples -nomake tests -skip qtwebengine</div><div>4. Build: make -k -jN</div><div>5. Install: make -k install</div><div>6. Set the static kit in Qt Creator</div><div><br></div><div>I
build text-editor qml example statically. There is a image about what
I'm getting. I wrote to the release team about this problem and another
about Linux font deployment (poorly documented as well). They tell me
that pass -fontconfig and that solved my Linux problem. They tell me
that the developer team may can help me with the Windows problem.</div><br></div>