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The current version (6.3, just released) is free and open source. You must be confused with the LTS which is the commercialy supported version. And yes, if you

The current version (6.3, just released) is free and open source. You must be confused with the LTS which is the commercialy supported version. And yes, if you want a commercially supported version, you have to pay. Isn't that normal?

pjmlp 5y ago
I am fully behind it. Don't want to pay for Qt? Use GPL. Want to earn money from it. Use the commercial license. No need for anti-Amazon like license.
- mk89 4y ago
  There is also the LGPL version which allows you to still make money and release closed source.