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> Qt is available under GPL (LGPL?) and has a CLA that allows them to commercially license your contributions to businesses. but that's exactly the case which
by riku_iki 3y ago
> Qt is available under GPL (LGPL?) and has a CLA that allows them to commercially license your contributions to businesses.
but that's exactly the case which happened in case of Hashi, so CLA allowed them to continue working on commercial product only, with all 3p contributions being under their proprietary license.
- detaro 3y agoQt's situation is different, since they have contractual obligations to continue releasing under (L)GPL - failure to do so allows the KDE Project to release Qt under MIT.