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I think this means that you will not be able to purchase perpetual commertial licenses for Qt 6 as you could for version 5; only the subscription option will be
by lultimouomo 6y ago
I think this means that you will not be able to purchase perpetual commertial licenses for Qt 6 as you could for version 5; only the subscription option will be provided.
I don't think this is to be interpreted that you won't be able to access the LGPL version without a license; but then again, who knows, maybe they'll stop providing builds? Qt is pushing really hard on commertial licensing lately.
- deng 6y agoThis is correct, but this is a huge change to people who depend on the commercial license. I think this means that you will need a subscription for as long as you're distributing the commercial (i.e., non-LGPL) Qt6 with your application.
- lultimouomo 6y agoWell you can get it for the low price of 4k$ per year per developer, or even as discounted as 8.4k$ for three years by paying a lump sum in advance. As long as you don't distribute devices containing Qt, in which case you (also?) pay per device.