Re: [Scribia-dev] qt

[Lark <lar...@ya...>]

Charles Lechasseur wrote:

> actually, it's distributed under both the QPL (the Qt Public License) 


The QPL 
(http://www.trolltech.com/products/download/freelicense/noncomm-license.html) 
seems compatible with the Artistic license.

 From the FAQ (http://www.trolltech.com/developer/faq/free.html):

*** Can I make software with the Qt Free Edition and release it under 
the GPL, BSD, or Artistic license?

Yes. Since Qt Free Edition is provided under both QPL and GPL, all 
license conflicts are avoided.

*** How can I license my cool free widget library based on Qt Free Edition?

In the same way as you would license an application developed with Qt 
Free Edition, i.e. pick a license compatible with the QPL or the GPL. 
E.g. the BSD, Artistic or GPL licenses.

-- 
Lark