One the other hand, Qt SQL is available under the LGPL. Qt Charts is one such module not available under the LGPL. The Qt Modules page lists the (currently) six modules in Qt 5 that are not available under the LGPL. Most Qt modules are licensed under the LGPL, but some are available under only the GPL.
Note: Im only talking about Qt Community, the commercial license is out of my reach for now. I still dont understand which license do i have to comply with, is it GPL or LGPL ? do i get to choose which is better for my project ? The GNU General Public License, version 2
QT COMMERCIAL LICENSE FILE SOFTWARE
Software licenses are GNU Lesser General Public License, version 3, or Im confused, because some modules of Qt ( QtCharts and QSql for example) state that the module is:Īvailable under free software licenses. General Public License (LGPL) version 3 is appropriate for theĭevelopment of Qt applications provided you can comply with the termsĪnd conditions of the GNU LGPL version 3 (or GNU GPL version 3).
QT COMMERCIAL LICENSE FILE CODE
Source code with third parties or otherwise cannot comply with the Of proprietary/commercial software where you do not want to share any Qt licensed under commercial licenses is appropriate for development Qt is available under different licensing options designed toĪccommodate the needs of our various users:
Ive been reading about Qt and its licensing and ive come across this part:
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