> There might be a chance to dynamically link the LGPL version and avoid paying for the complete license, but that’s not always possible. This is such FUD. The

> There might be a chance to dynamically link the LGPL version and avoid paying for the complete license, but that’s not always possible. This is such FUD. The normal way to use Qt is dynamically linked, it is not difficult to use the LGPL version, you most likely don't use the premium features, and the restrictions are about using Qt to create embedded devices. There are good reasons not to use Qt, like that many teams don't have the discipline to maintain a large C++ gui application. There are plenty of crap broken Qt apps because it is easy to screw up. There are few responsive electron apps because it is difficult to make fast. Easier to make a mediocre app in electron -> classic worse is better in action.