If one wants to build an application that uses pykde, there seem to be
three different licenses that need to be considered;
1) The pykde license.
2) The kde license.
3) The Qt license.
Is it possible to get some idea of how each license might apply if I
were to write a commercial application using pykde? For example, I
wouldn't be programming using Qt at all (just using it through pykde/kde
interfaces), so I don't know if a license for that would be necessary. I
have seen the various licenses, but I find that 'real-world' examples
clarify a great many things.
FWIW, I am _not_ one of the people who objects to paying for good
software and good support. Just want to know what I might be getting in to.
Thanks,
Ken
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