If you develop an open source application can use GPL and LGPL licenced software in any way you want! (If you are not altering the sources. Then you have to publish that changes and say that you have changed it. But normal use: no problems...)
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Re: Qt Solution : QPropertyBrowser License question
If you develop an open source application can use GPL and LGPL licenced software in any way you want! (If you are not altering the sources. Then you have to publish that changes and say that you have changed it. But normal use: no problems...)
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Re: Qt Solution : QPropertyBrowser License question
No, you can't. The licence of your software has to be (L)GPL compatible (not all of them are, there is a list somewhere available) and you have to respect all aspects of the original licence. Let's not confuse "open source" with "public domain".Originally Posted by Lykurg
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Darktib (10th May 2010)
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Re: Qt Solution : QPropertyBrowser License question
You are right, I forgott to mention that.
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Re: Qt Solution : QPropertyBrowser License question
Ok, thank you for you answers.
Currently I am not sure on which license I will use, but I will be LGPL or zlib (and no other license).
I've checked on the GNU website, zlib is compatible with LGPL.
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