Running Mac OS X 10.10.5 (Yosemite), I am unable to properly install ckb.
My 1st issue is that when running quickinstall in terminal, this error comes up:
Preparing build files...
No suitable qmake found.
Please make sure you have Qt5 installed.
Re-run this program with QMAKE=/path/to/qmake to select qmake manually.
The above is shown despite having Qt5 (open source version) installed. I even tried changing the QMAKE line in the code of qmake-auto to the path leading to qmake, but with no avail.
Another issue I came across was when "building" the ckb.app, Qt Creator shows an error as 'Carbon/Carbon.h' file not found. This results in a ckb.app that Finder states cannot be opened due to the file being damaged or incomplete, and it is also shown as being zero kb in size.
The error about Carbon/Carbon.h states that the file cannot be found despite me being perfectly able to find it if I go through the entire path (it's like 15 folders deep).
Bottom line is that this isn't functioning for me and I'm kinda bummed cause I got this awesome Corsair Harpoon Gaming Mouse for christmas and I can't program any of the buttons or the RGB light... :(
Any help would be appreciated. The best thing of course would be if Corsair took matters into their own hands and developed the software to make their products compatible with Mac computers. If some random dude on GitHub managed to do it... you'd think a company would be able to invest some resources into it in order to expand their customer base.
