On Mon, Oct 10, 2016 at 6:18 AM, Giuseppe D'Angelo < giuseppe.dang...@kdab.com> wrote:
> Hi, > > On 10/10/16 10:22, Carel Combrink wrote: > >> The very first comment on the youtube video: >> /"The latest versions do not seem to be free/" - iddn >> >> I really hope the free edition of such a great tool can be moved out of >> the clutter about the licensing. >> > > > PS: I wanted to reply directly on there but then got prompted to create >> a Youtube channel and there is no single link I can give someone for Qt >> Creator except by going into the page source and seeing it should >> be https://www.qt.io/download-open-source/#section-9 >> > > Thanks for that :) > > I was about to ask if it would be possible to split that page in multiple > (cross-linked) pages, in order to maximize SEO and getting better search > engine hits; but then I found out that that particular page is actually > deliberately excluded from search engines (there's a <meta> noindex in the > page). :\ > > > I ran into this recently as well. In the past, I would Google "qt creator open source download" to get to the page where I could easily download creator, but that page is no longer a result (at least nowhere near the top). Instead, the top result is now https://www.qt.io/download/, which as others have said makes it quite easy to come to the conclusion that Qt Creator is not appropriate for use due to licensing issues. Adam
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