QML License

[xiemchen]

Hi there,

Can I keep my project close-source?

I'm from a small company to use QML for development. I use qt open source version, I don't use qtcreator. I dynamically link to qt.

Thanks for your help.

[jsulm]

@xiemchen As long as you can fullfil LGPLv3 you can keep your project closed-source.
Keep in mind that some Qt modules are licensed differently (in some cases only GPL)!

[xiemchen]

@jsulm How to know whether my code fulfills the LGPL license?

For example, if I link qquickwidget by setting in .pro file:
QT += quickwidgets,
I also search that the quickwidgets is under LGPL license after qt5.4 from:
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquick-index.html#licenses-and-attributions

So I can confirm that it's ok to close source my project, all right?

Thank you:)

[jsulm]

@xiemchen said in QML License:

How to know whether my code fulfills the LGPL license?

Please read the license first

[xiemchen]

ok, thank you:)

[sierdzio]

Here's a summary: https://tldrlegal.com/license/gnu-lesser-general-public-license-v3-(lgpl-3)