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Yeah but they were officially released with Qt 5.7 no? iirc they had a different license too. LGPL v3 was a problem for most of the companies i worked for back
by saidinesh5 3y ago
Yeah but they were officially released with Qt 5.7 no? iirc they had a different license too. LGPL v3 was a problem for most of the companies i worked for back then. None of them purchased a commercial Qt license. The situation was so weird that even during 2021, they were just using Qt 5.6. Slowly they started moving away to Electron and other tech. (devs were cheaper/easier to find).
The closest thing to QQC 2.0 we had was something called QSkinny. Every Qt < 5.6 project I worked on, we ended up reimplementing the same common widgets. 4-5 times. I lost track of things after that.