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If I develop in open source, and sell some of my embedded hardware with slint in its software, do I need to pay? |
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If you're selling hardware with open-source software, it’s fine as long as you follow the GPLv3 rules, which mainly say that users must be able to replace the software with their own modified version. As long as the software is open-source and you don't block users from modifying or swapping it, you don't need to pay. The GPL license quite famous, so you can easily find resources to help you understand. But don't hesitate to ask if you have more questions. |
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Thank you, I learned Qt license from you! |
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If you're selling hardware with open-source software, it’s fine as long as you follow the GPLv3 rules, which mainly say that users must be able to replace the software with their own modified version. As long as the software is open-source and you don't block users from modifying or swapping it, you don't need to pay. The GPL license quite famous, so you can easily find resources to help you understand. But don't hesitate to ask if you have more questions.