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It's LGPL, you don't need to pay. Also... > Why pay to develop for a particular platform? Because Qt is not a particular platform but one of few cross-platfor
by kbumsik 7y ago
It's LGPL, you don't need to pay. Also...
> Why pay to develop for a particular platform?
Because Qt is not a particular platform but one of few cross-platform GUI framework.
- wwright 7y agoI would definitely call Qt a platform, just like Java is a platform (it actually has a lot of similarities to Java). The platform happens to run on multiple other, lower-level platforms.
- Data_Junkie 7y agoI would definitely call Qt a toolkit, because, you know, honesty. Java is a language you know.