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When I create a new project I can only choose "Other Projects", "Non-Qt Project" and "Import Project"

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I have a problem with ubuntu-sdk

I installed it following the guide here Get-Started

But then when I start ubuntu-sdk and try tro create a new project I can only choose "Other Projects", "Non-Qt Project" and "Import Project",
but "Projects > Ubuntu " simply does not exist.

To Install Ubuntu SDK I ran the following commands:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-sdk-team/ppa

sudo apt-get install qtcreator

sudo apt-get install ubuntu-sdk

I'm running Ubuntu 13.04 32-bit

Anyone can help?
Thank You.

Here's a screen:

Ubuntu SDK

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answered 3 Years ago calcur · Accepted Answer

The actual solution instead of installing 12.04 is as fallow:

Go to Tools/Options/Build & Run -> Qt Versions
Click on "Add..." and navigate to this path /usr/bin/qmake

So it should look like this:

Then set it as the default version for the "Desktop" kit (Build & Run -> Kits).

So it should looks like this:
Kits

After that just restart Qt Creator and you should be good to go.