This is awesome. Olivier (author of that post) has made some really cool stuff if you go back through their blog posts. Also I wonder if this means the CopperSpice guys will stop development.
I often find myself wishing that Nokia had licensed Qt under the MPL or a custom 'contribute back' license instead of the venomous LGPL. I don't think there's any other framework out there that does all the things Qt does for C++ devs and I'd use it for a lot more things if it had a more reasonable license. Its one thing to expect modifications back (which I complete agree with), but mandating how code can be linked and excluding closed platforms (embedded, mobile) are horrible terms to have to adhere to.
I often find myself wishing that Nokia had licensed Qt under the MPL or a custom 'contribute back' license instead of the venomous LGPL. I don't think there's any other framework out there that does all the things Qt does for C++ devs and I'd use it for a lot more things if it had a more reasonable license. Its one thing to expect modifications back (which I complete agree with), but mandating how code can be linked and excluding closed platforms (embedded, mobile) are horrible terms to have to adhere to.