QtChart is one of Qt module under GPL3 (not LGPL3) or commercial:
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtcharts-index.html#licenses
Ivan TarozziQtChart is one of Qt module under GPL3 (not LGPL3) or commercial:
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtcharts-index.html#licenses
Same still holds true though, yes? Choose a compatible license for your project, or pay for a commercial license? (If you're publishing / distributing your project?)
Ivan TarozziOr better: you don't have to choose a license, you have to respect the license used by the software/library you use
Yes, this also. I definitely agree.
id 6257003551But I am planning to use Qt chart which looks under GPlv3
Yes. Qt Charts is GPLv3 or commercial license.
If you plan to distribute it, buy a Qt license. I think there is a small business license IIRC. It'll give you access to a bunch of other stuff like Design Studio I think.
Keith KyzivatShould match PySide2 license.
Crack open the sources for it in the repo over at code.qt.io.
Looks to be Commercial or LGPLv3 or GPLv2/v3. (Pick one, whichever is compatible with your project - commercial obvs requires you to hold a Qt license).
Thanks Keith
Is it LGPLv3 only or LGPLv3 or later?
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Please don't take this the bad way Manas I just want to understand to improve the visibility of the project. The license is described in https://doc.qt.io/qtforpython-6/ also in https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_for_Python (which comes from pyside.org) and it's described in the PyPI page https://pypi.org/project/shiboken2/. Was something not clear in those websites? or you didn't know them?
Manas MishraThanks for the information, I am clear now
I think Cristián wants some feedback to improve Qt for Python's digital presence.
yeah, so maybe was not clear on those pages? or you first look for telegram groups rather than the project websites. We could always think on transforming this (I hope it doesn't break the bridges) so some topics are read-only with basic information. I fear a bit that pinned messages can be easily ignored.