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      AndrzejB last edited by

      Is possible static linking Qt libraries?
      Proprietary programs using Qt must uses second licence? And is possible create non GPL open source application using Qt , for example on BSD license?

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        sierdzio Moderators @AndrzejB last edited by

        @AndrzejB said in Licensing and shared objects:

        Is possible static linking Qt libraries?

        Yes.

        Proprietary programs using Qt must uses second licence?

        Closed-source programs can choose between:

        • LGPL
        • Qt Commercial License

        If your program is paid but your clients will get the code, you can use "normal" GPL, too.

        And is possible create non GPL open source application using Qt , for example on BSD license?

        Yes, as long as you use LGPL for Qt.

        (Z(:^

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