Hi,
If I have a library (for example Qt) that is released under the GPL, can I use it to make non GPL compatible licensed programs? I know we can do this with the LGPL. But is it possible to write a proprietary software (or a non GPL compatible OSS license) using the Qt libraries?
Regards, Aditya.
Hi,
Well my issue is solved. Qt comes under the Q Public License as well, which permits you to make non-GPL compliant open source software using it.
Regarding linking a GPLed code, I guess its not allowed.
Regards, Aditya.
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