> Guys, Gals,
>
>    When building TQt3 to replace Qt3, what is the name for the recommended
> install dir (i.e. $QTDIR)? I am going to put it in /opt, so should it go
> in:
>
> /opt/TQt3
>
> or should I use it as a direct replacement and put it in
>
> /opt/Qt3?
>
>    Specifically, I am attempting this on archlinux where I have only used
> Qt3
> before. Is this advisable, or should I just stay with Qt3?

Put TQt3 in its own directory, e.g. on Debian the tqt3 include files live
in /usr/include/tqt3 while the stock qt3 include files live in
/usr/include/qt3.

TQt3 allows you to build the languange bindings for Perl, Python, etc. and
will allow the usage of Qt4 libraries in TDE apps.  Sticking with Qt3 only
is a dead end, and you will need to upgrade sooner or later (or miss out
on some new TDE features).

Tim