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> which is a shitty thing to do when you're not a mom&pop shop but a company like... Why? That's the whole point of LGPL, it doesn't matter how big you are, so
by beojan 6y ago
> which is a shitty thing to do when you're not a mom&pop shop but a company like...
Why? That's the whole point of LGPL, it doesn't matter how big you are, so long as your users can replace your copy of Qt with a modified copy you can use it under LGPL.
- jcelerier 6y agoSure, it's legally fine. There are a thousand billion things I can do that are perfectly legal and still shitty.
- nickelpro 6y agoYes, sure, but why is it shitty? The code is released under LGPL, why is it wrong morally or otherwise for anyone to use it under that license?
- exikyut 6y agoI really wonder how Tesla thinks I'm going to replace libQtCore.so, given that I'd presumably need to root the OS first...?