A slightly other thought. I think Digia could also put out bounties on successful bug fixes. For them it could even be relatively cheap if they 'pay' in commercial licenses. IMHO a win/ win situation: For the bug fixer, who gets the commercial license, this bounty has a considerable value. And in many cases it would cost nothing for Digia, but generated license key. My line of thought:
I doubt that many, who could/would fix a bug, could/would buy a commercial license. Most companies, who have commercial licenses rightfully expect Digia to fix their problems/bugs. So IMHO free commercial licenses should not be a big financial loss for Digia, but certainly a gain for all, when the interest in bug fixing is increased among the Qt using community. Such a 'reward license could come without support. Guido _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
