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> Note: Since we do not in any way modify the code of Qt and only link to it dynamically, I beleive we are in compliance with the LGPL license requirements of QT. And hence this library can be licensed under its own License (for which we have chosen MIT License). The links to QT source code and appropriate license notices are attached. We try our best to abide by the software licenses and any non compliance is not by will. If there is some discrepancy please let us know in the issues and we will try and fix it up. If you follow the recommended build steps and do not statically link QT libraries on your own you are safe to use this library for commerical puropses (provided you abide by MIT License).

Anyone familiar with licensing, is the author's note here correct, and can we use NodeGUI just like any other MIT libraries, eg. bundling the GUI part for distribution?

Life in tech is like a Quentin Tarantino movie.

I'm curious why Google doesn't sell its Chromebooks in Europe? Is it because of some EU regulations or it's just Google that's not willing to expand its Chromebook territory here? I can definitely see the market here.