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... what's the trouble with LGPLv3? Is Qt under LGPL 2.1? Were the changes so drastic?
by nextaccountic 5y ago
... what's the trouble with LGPLv3?
Is Qt under LGPL 2.1? Were the changes so drastic?
- saidinesh5 5y agoThe main problem with LGPLv3 is the anti-tivoization clause. That means you should basically provide the end user a way to replace the Qt libraries with their own. On embedded systems this can mean headaches for companies releasing commercial products. More details: https://embeddeduse.com/2016/04/10/using-qt-5-6-and-later-under-lgpl/ https://embeddeduse.com/2016/04/10/using-qt-5-6-and-later-un... Qt from 4.8(?) To 5.6 offered an LGPL2 license too but after that it's mostly LGPLv3 i think.