This is the Linux portion of my complete guide to Qt desktop releases found here(coming soon). If you read the macOS and Windows parts of my guide you may notice that Linux is comparatively simpler. This is because the Linux ecosystem has not decided on a standard code-signing authority,

You just made your brand spanking new QT app, now how do you sign and deploy it on Windows? A common tool for deploying QT applications on Windows is windeployqt, while that’s great for just deploying your app, how do you actually sign it? windeployqt will then generate

This is the macOS portion of my complete guide to Qt desktop releases found here(coming soon). macOS is usually the most hands-on experience when releasing an app. The Mac operating system has some features unique to it, and you will need to take them into consideration. Note: During this

Note: During this guide you will see [email protected] used in the place of an AppleID email. You should replace that with your own AppleID email. Step 1 – Obtain an Apple Developer Account This is the only step that will require payment. An Apple developer account will