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#12
Originally Posted by Elleo View Post
The issue is that PyQT is only available under either the GPL or a commercial license, so can't be used for non-GPL applications without paying for a commercial license, which is why PySide was created in the first place. That doesn't just mean it can't be used freely by commercial developers, but also that applications licensed under other open source (but not GPL compatible) licenses can't use it.
But, if you're a commercial dev, just stick with C++. You'd probably create python binaries too, and these are slower than c++ binaries. And coding on-device is not for commercial devs who are closed source. pyqt would be ok.
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