top | item 19299799 (no title) marioflach | 7 years ago Qt is licensed under the LGPL. Same goes for PySide. discuss order hn newest amelius|7 years ago Yes, I'm talking about use of qt in a closed-source commercial product. q3k|7 years ago You can ship a closed-source product with LGPL licensed libraries like PySide/PyQt as long as you respect the license (most difficult part to comply with is relinkability by the user if you're shipping with static libs) [1].[1] - https://www.qt.io/faq/#_Toc_3_7
amelius|7 years ago Yes, I'm talking about use of qt in a closed-source commercial product. q3k|7 years ago You can ship a closed-source product with LGPL licensed libraries like PySide/PyQt as long as you respect the license (most difficult part to comply with is relinkability by the user if you're shipping with static libs) [1].[1] - https://www.qt.io/faq/#_Toc_3_7
q3k|7 years ago You can ship a closed-source product with LGPL licensed libraries like PySide/PyQt as long as you respect the license (most difficult part to comply with is relinkability by the user if you're shipping with static libs) [1].[1] - https://www.qt.io/faq/#_Toc_3_7
amelius|7 years ago
q3k|7 years ago
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