3 ms·
Yes but they can add commercial and GPLv3 only modules. Like they did with Qt Charts.
by carlos22 7y ago
Yes but they can add commercial and GPLv3 only modules. Like they did with Qt Charts.
- jcelerier 7y ago... so what ? other companies can also write Qt libraries under GPL and commercial licenses if they wish to - why shouldn't TQTC be able to do the same ? It does not make the rest of Qt any less LGPL. For reference, on arch linux, there is a grand total of 3 packages with a hard dependency on qt charts, one of those being a python binding to it. versus the whole of KDE plus a ton of other things that have no problem depending on "just" the LGPL parts of Qt.