Al,
I cannot help you if you do not read the answers I provide to your
questions.
If you really want to download the Open Source version of Qt then you
can find it right at the bottom of the page your reference below in the
table of links in the "Download" column, so I guess you didn't read the
information Qt provided to you either.
I will quote myself from below "the Windows JTSDK has all the
prerequisite packages bundled except for the MS C++ redistributable
packages and Omni-Rig", what part of that makes you think you need to
download Qt yourself?
73
Bill
G4WJS.
On 02/01/2020 20:23, Albert Gerheim wrote:
The only link I found for Qt is here https://www.qt.io/, and it ain't
cheap!
On Thu, Jan 2, 2020 at 3:19 PM Bill Somerville <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
On 02/01/2020 20:04, Albert Gerheim wrote:
I'm starting with a totally clean Windows 10 machine. Do I have
to install QT, Python, MSYS and Cygwin on top of the stuff
specific to JTSDK?
I'm following
https://readthedocs.org/projects/jtsdk-win/downloads/pdf/latest/ .
If I have to install Qt, do I really have to pay all that $? !!!
Thanks!
--
Al Gerheim
Al,
the Windows JTSDK has all the prerequisite packages bundled except
for the MS C++ redistributable packages and Omni-Rig, links to
download those are right there in teh document you reference above.
Qt is Free Open Source Software for Open Source projects. It does
have a dual license scheme that includes a commercial licence
option for closed source projects. If you are intending to build
WSJT-X for personal use, or for usages covered by the WSJT-X GPLv3
license, then the FOSS Qt version is fine.
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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