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Source available ≠ Open Source. The source code has no license, so is fully copyrighted and thus is likely illegal to modify or redistribute in any way. It is t
by amarshall 4y ago
Source available ≠ Open Source. The source code has no license, so is fully copyrighted and thus is likely illegal to modify or redistribute in any way. It is this not Open Source but “source available”. It’s there, but you can’t really do anything with it except maybe compile it for personal use (but I’m not even sure about that).
- rebeccaskinner 4y agoEven if the author gives you permission to download, build, and run the software, you might also need to buy a Qt license. AFAIK your choices for Qt are GPL or the (fairly expensive) commercial license. Since the software isn’t under a GPL compatible license my understanding is that you may well be obligated to buy the commercial Qt license.
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