I just downloaded the installer for 4.13.0 from the snapshots directory from
download.qt.io.
If I am downloading QtCreator to *use* to develop software *why* do I have to
agree to *any* of the GPL terms?
I’m not making changes to QtCreator.
As far as QtCreator is concerned, it shouldn’t know or care what other software
frameworks that I am using.
The obligations make it sound like I need to acknowledge Qt in *any* software
that I develop with QtCreator?
These obligations make it sound as if the GPL license that QtCreator is
licensed under is infecting my own software?
And why on Earth would the installer need my Company/Business name during
installation: It is bad enough that I need a QtAccount just to install the
software but now I have to provide even more information?
This seems like something is just getting “lost in translation”. What am I
missing?
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Michael Jackson | Owner, President
BlueQuartz Software
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[w] www.bluequartz.net
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