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OK.

What is the status of the portuguese translation?

If it is stuck, I am available to continue or restart the translation into european portuguese.

Than you.
I tried FET (for self training purposes) with my school's data from last year.
I will now try your advice. Things are a bit fluid and slow now, as we are now waiting for new teachers, which were distributed to schools this week, and they will probably have specific circunstances (recent births, health issues, age issues, syndicate representatives issues, to name a few).

qmake -version output:
QMake version 2.01a
Using Qt version 4.5.0 in /usr/lib

sudo apt-get build-dep : This will fully install dependencies.

I have no issues with buttons with longer text.

I generated 2 timetables for testing purposes, went for the smallest (quickly generated) and for the biggest .fet files in examples (this one is still working as I type).

I have not yet generated my own timetable (I am having some impossible to schedule activities). I have to go
carefully through constraints. I probably made some basic mistakes.

I am posting this with the purpose of having it documented through Google searches, so other newbies like me get a quick fix on the specific issue that I encountered.

Keywords:
FET, Ubuntu, make, compile, failed, error

For FET 5.10.3 (but quite probably other versions too).

Please read carefully README file (included in fet-5.10.3.tar.bz2) before installing FET.

qt4-gmake was not installed, so I typed (in terminal window)
sudo apt-get install qt4-qmake
and then for dependencies
sudo apt-get build-dep qt4-qmake

When installing FET (sudo qmake-qt4 and then make), make failed  with message:
"/usr/bin/uic-qt4: Command not found"

Solved this way:
Type
sudo apt-get install libqt4-dev
and then
sudo apt-get build-dep libqt4-dev

After this, make worked (be patient - in my old P4 it took more than 1 hour).

Liviu Lalescu, thank you for having the time and patience for designing and coding FET.