Agreed, I love Qt and use it a lot. But they triple license it (GPL, LGPL, Commercial) and then strongly imply that you need a Commercial license to develop any

Agreed, I love Qt and use it a lot. But they triple license it (GPL, LGPL, Commercial) and then strongly imply that you need a Commercial license to develop any commercial software with it. That's just not the case. You are perfectly free to choose the GPL or LGPL license for commercial development, as long as you understand and fully comply with the selected license. I don't blame them for trying to limit their binary installers to paid customers or registered users, but building from source is always an option, and gives you more control over dependencies and library versions anyway.