Re:Announcing React/NodeGUI – Build Native Desktop Apps with...
by rvz on Thursday August 15, 2019 @01:27PM
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Yes with some exceptions:
1. To use it in a closed-sourced application you have to keep the Qt libraries dynamically linked and bundled with the application. The license is fine as long as it is dynamically linked.
2. Static linking however requires you to either purchase a commercial license or you release your source under GPL-3.0 and then you can statically link your app.
1. To use it in a closed-sourced application you have to keep the Qt libraries dynamically linked and bundled with the application. The license is fine as long as it is dynamically linked.
Example: https://github.com/gitahead/gitahead Used to be closed-source and uses Qt5. Now it is open-source and is under the MIT license.
2. Static linking however requires you to either purchase a commercial license or you release your source under GPL-3.0 and then you can statically link your app.
No. 1 is probably what you are after.