> We must not use [...] Qt Creator [...] to build software using Qt LGPL-3.0 or Qt GPL. It doesn’t matter whether these tools are also available under a non-commercial Qt license.
This is the weirdest part of Qt licensing for me. An IDE is an IDE, you should not care what I develop with it. I don't even understand how is that possible, since Qt Creator is GPL3.
This is the weirdest part of Qt licensing for me. An IDE is an IDE, you should not care what I develop with it. I don't even understand how is that possible, since Qt Creator is GPL3.