I have: Qt, Windows, MSVS2008
I use qt under LGPL for commercial product and have some question.
1) I want to link all statically. I found next solution: I compile all application and Qt libraries to .lib - static libraries. In my library (let it be myapp.lib) i export only entry point (let it be int MyEntryPoint(int argc, char *argv[]) ). I create header (let it be "myheader.h") for my library and declare my entry point in one. Then i create exe-project and write simple code:
#include "myheader.h"
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{return EntryPoint(argc, argv);}
and link all statically to one executable file. According to Licence i destribute myapp.lib and myheader.h. Other user can relink application with changed version of Qt. As i understand i keep LGPL.
Can i do this scheme? Can i use 'phonon' in this scheme? Can i use same steps on Mac OS?

And other question. I use 'qtbrowserplugin' add-on in my project. On Windows it's ok, but on Mac OS exists some problems - safari and firefox work incorrectly with this wrapper. Do you plan to update this add-on or it's better for us try to resolve this problem independently?