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Re: Can this be used for a non-GPL feasibility stu
by Stefan on Friday 20/Jun/2003, @08:17

Actually, there was recently a discussion on the Qt mailing list covering that topic.

The result was the following:

If parts of an application have been developed using Qt/Free you can't license that application with Qt/Commercial.

This was also confirmed by Dimitri from Trolltech. However, this seems hard to enforce. Still if you have product that uses Qt/Commercial and it somehow turns out that parts of this application have been developed using Qt/Free, you're violating the license terms and should probably call your lawyer ;)

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Stefan

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