On Thursday 09 April 2009 13:41:28 jelle feringa wrote:
> I've searched this mailing list and although the QT lgpl news was discussed
> at length, but I couldnt distill from this list whether pyqt will follow
> qt's licensing model. Has this been decided yet?

I think one of the main reasons Qt was released under LGPL was that Nokia 
isn't as dependent on the paid licenses as trolltech was. Which leads to: As 
soon as riverbankcomputing gets bought by a big company or becomes a big 
company itself, they will have an easier decision about LGPL.

But when you are making money with your (presumable) closed-source pyqt app, 
why should the makers of pyqt go for free???

Have fun,

Arnold

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