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by vram22 4288 days ago
>Thats not true of course, its LGPL licensed and so can be used for commercial software as long as the license obligations are adherred to.

What are those obligations? Can you summarize or give a link? Thanks.

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Roughly: link dynamically or provide object files for relinking; don't prohibit reverse engineering of your software (for compatibility with new library versions); don't modify the LGPLed library to require a proprietary component to function.
Thanks, JoshTriplett and FigBug.
Dynamically link to all Qt libraries. Release all changes made to Qt source code.