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Good points! I may not have conveyed it properly, but I was mainly concerned with traditional desktop applications. Regarding Qt licensing concerns: couldn't

by eivarv 10y ago

Good points! I may not have conveyed it properly, but I was mainly concerned with traditional desktop applications. Regarding Qt licensing concerns: couldn't you just use PySide instead? Edit: Sorry, was mixing up Qt and PyQt. Qt itself is dual-licensed (commercial/LGPL).

Kihashi 10y ago
> Regarding Qt licensing concerns: couldn't you just use PySide instead? At the moment, PySide is still on Qt4. If that was fine, then that would be a possibility. PyQt supports Qt5.