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This is a common LGPL misconception frequently seen. IANAL, but even if you make a modified version of Qt and release it, you are still free to use that same m
by levosmetalo 13y ago
This is a common LGPL misconception frequently seen.
IANAL, but even if you make a modified version of Qt and release it, you are still free to use that same modified version in your app without releasing it as open source, as long as you are using dynamic linking instead of static. But, the same restriction also apply to original Qt.
Btw, what you can't do is using modified version of Qt without releasing the source of your Qt modification upon request.
- alok-g 13y agoJust checking to make sure I understand right. The only piece you are adding is that the modified version needs to be released "upon request." Dagw also mentioned that Qt changes need to be open sourced to release an application using those modifications.