On Fri, 21 May 2021 at 14:32, Joerg Bornemann <joerg.bornem...@qt.io> wrote:
> On 5/21/21 12:41 PM, Benjamin TERRIER wrote: > > > And now: > > - all new modules and supported platforms are Commercial/GPLv3 only. > > Which is very different from commercial-only. > Please don't cut half of what I said to make me say something I did not say. You said that during Trolltech times that Qt Windows was commercial only and the open source part was under GPL (not LGPL). I said, without being truncated: > And now: > - all new modules and supported platforms are Commercial/GPLv3 only. > - Qt 5.15.3+ is commercial only So we have some parts that are commercial only, and some parts that are open sourced only under GPL (not LGPL). Given that this no LGPL policy is applied to all new modules (except Qt 3D which was made by KDAB) and all new platforms, and that all LTS are commercial only, the part of Qt that is commercial-only or GPL-only is only going to grow. Meaning that Qt as a whole in the future might look a lot more like the Qt from Trolltech than the Qt from Nokia.
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