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Except that, back in the day, a much touted advantage of GTK+ was its LGPL licensing, making it more suitable for writing proprietary software. That was basical
by ahartmetz 4y ago
Except that, back in the day, a much touted advantage of GTK+ was its LGPL licensing, making it more suitable for writing proprietary software. That was basically Red Hat speaking, which has always been the strongest backer of GTK+ and Gnome.