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Nah. But do it. You just have to open your source, that part which depends on Qt. It's not a real problem. But get a commercial license anyway, the cost is sma
by Arnt 3y ago
Nah. But do it.
You just have to open your source, that part which depends on Qt. It's not a real problem. But get a commercial license anyway, the cost is small compared to the other costs of developing your program, and you want to be friends with them.
(There's someone on HN who lives on a single-line modification of an open source program. Trust me, source availability of the source code of your client app won't really make a difference.)
- ale42 3y ago> There's someone on HN who lives on a single-line modification of an open source program Now I want to know more about this :-)
- Arnt 3y agoHe's a nice guy. If you want your company to buy his product, you send your boss a link to the product's home page (which doesn't say "open source") and tell your boss that this product is great. Your boss looks at the pricing and description, and says ok.