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This doesn't hurt open source users at all, though. Only for-profit companies tend to actually need LTS releases. People don't.
by CiPHPerCoder 7y ago
This doesn't hurt open source users at all, though.
Only for-profit companies tend to actually need LTS releases. People don't.
- gmueckl 7y agoThe lack of an offline installer (i.e. a standalone installer that can be archived) is a bigger issue in my opinion.
- Rochus 7y agoThis looks like a rather general remark to me, not specifically related to Qt. I don't think your argument is valid for Qt. Or do you have any representative evidence? Do you actually use Qt in your own projects at all?
- jdboyd 7y agoOnly mentioned in passing, but I think the lack of offline installer will hurt open source users.
- ognarb 7y agoOpen Source users get their Qt version from a Linux package manager.