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Another KDE developer (famous for Krita painting app) shares his thoughts aboout this: https://valdyas.org/fading/software/about-qt-offering-changes-2020/ https

• Rochus 7y ago
  Great article. >> it’s inevitable that Qt 5.15 will be forked into a community edition that gets maintained, hopefully not just by KDE people, but by everyone who needs a stable, LGPL licenced release of Qt5 for years to come Right, I'll be happy to support that, if it's in a separate repository not subject to the Qt contributor license agreement.
  • ognarb 7y ago
    Same here :D
  • irishcoffee 7y ago
    I’ll second that. I’d relish the opportunity to be an active contributor to this kind of movement. I use Qt at work every day.
• arianvanp 7y ago
  Do any of the distributions depend on these binaries in the first place? It sounds like a non-issue to me. Don't all popular distros build all their packages from source anyway where possible?