>commercial nature of QT That "reason" has been obsolete for decades. It's written "Qt", everything you need for a Linux desktop is LGPL, and it gets regular

>commercial nature of QT That "reason" has been obsolete for decades. It's written "Qt", everything you need for a Linux desktop is LGPL, and it gets regular outside contributions. I get the discomfort, but if the Qt Company ceased operations tomorrow, Qt would only stagnate... kinda like Gtk already does.