qt程序部署在linux,在Linux上部署Qt应用程序二进制文件，与LSB兼容(Deploy a Qt Application Binary on Linux, compatible with LS...

I have developed a small application in Qt Creator on Ubuntu 12.04 which I want should run on any other linux distro (mostly different versions of CentOS and ubuntu), just like any portable application on windows does.

I want to be able to simply share the binary file of the Application, and run the application. I am able to successfully do this in windows, by just building the project in QT Creator and then putting the required libraries in the Application directory and then transfering them to other windows systems.

I searched all over and found out that I should be trying to build the project using LSB(Linux Standard Base) Compatibility, so that it runs on other linux distros. Is that the right way to do this?

I am very new to Qt and also to Linux (dont know much of Shell Scripting). Thus, I dont know how I should proceed to make the Application LSB Compliant.

I have refered to, the following links: Distributing Qt-based binaries on Linux and Deploying Qt applications on Linux but have not beem able to understand what I am suposed to do.

I also found this question here which states a very similar situation as mine, but because I am a novice, I dont know how I should do this.

Moreover, considering that the first two articles were written 6 years back, shouldn't there be a simpler way to deploy Qt apps on the linux platform now? I also saw something about static linking, is that the way to go? Isn't there a way by which all of this can be done through Qt Creator itself?

If there is no hope of creating a portable Qt Application for Linux, then is there a way, say a shell script or something that would combine all the steps required to compile the Qt project on another computer and run it. Say, download Qt-SDK if not present, run qmake and make and then the newly compiled application, if not already there, so that the user can run the program just by running one script.