Solved What license should be applied to PySide2 linking methode by using Pyinstaller?
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Below is part of my source code.
#pyside2 package from PySide2.QtWidgets import * from PySide2.QtGui import * #import a *.py file created by rcc pyside2-uic, pyside2-rcc from QRC.img import qt_resource_data from QRC.main import Ui_Main
1> Can *.py results made by rcc, uic be used independently of licenses?
2> If Exe was made by a pyinstaller, is its link dynamic or statistical? My concern is whether to comply with the rules that require dynamic linking of LGPLs due to bundle method.
In case of *.dll files, Import them as it is. However, Python files, such as --init--.py, are bundled into exe of the executable program.
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Hi,
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these are generated files so their licence will follow the one you use for your application
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that's a question for the pyinstaller folks. However it's likely just gathering the modules you need and does not do any linking.
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Hi,
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these are generated files so their licence will follow the one you use for your application
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that's a question for the pyinstaller folks. However it's likely just gathering the modules you need and does not do any linking.
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