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- __init__
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
Qt Creator or not...
It does require the part originally licensed under the LGPL to be re-licensed under the LGPL, however.If you share it under the GPL, then yes, and you also have to allow anybody to redistribute your app or modified versions (This is, as it were, the main reason I sort of think the GPL is not necessarily suitable for commercial applications, but that's just my personal opinion). But if I make a commercial app doesn't that mean I have to let everyone see the source code (not saying that is a bad thing)?
However, Qt is licensed under the LGPL, which does not require your app to also be licensed under the LGPL.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1114045/gpl-and-lgpl-open-source-licensing-restrictions
thisandagain pls explain
- Jonathan50
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
Qt Creator or not...
So as long as you don't modify the Qt toolkit (or publish the modifications under the LGPL if you do), and use dynamic linking, you can put whatever restrictions you like on your binaries. It does require the part originally licensed under the LGPL to be re-licensed under the LGPL, however.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1114045/gpl-and-lgpl-open-source-licensing-restrictions
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