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Writing commercial apps in qt - licensing
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spann
2009-10-27 , 20:23
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply. I missed that option.
So, from reviewing the website once more, and also consulting wikipedia on the terms of LPGL, am I correct in thinking that under the terms of this license:
i) I can produce a standalone 'executable'/installable file which is not open source, but dynamically links with qt libraries at runtime.
ii) The qt runtime libraries are already present on the maemo device/N900?
iii) Statically linking with qt libraries is not permitted if my code is closed source.
iv) I presumably cannot in anyway ship modified versions of the qt libraries. However, inheritance of the provided qt classes is permitted.
I wish these questions were addressed a little more clearly and obviously on the website - perhaps they are and I have again missed them.
Thanks for any help in clearing up these issues.
Regards,
spann
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