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Any experience with PureBasic and QT?

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Just asking that if someone has any experience with programming QT applications in PureBasic (for Linux)...

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Whismaster at least made one or two "requesters" work.
He would like to see more QT, but since it's a OO-Classlib it won't be that easy I think. Don't know.
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Well, it's cool that someone is also trying to get QT stuff to work in PB.. QT is more portable, Fred would need to write only one code snippet and he can already compile it on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.. QT4 would be the key to make the Mac port more succesful :roll:
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If PureBasic used QT then every PureBasic user will need a QT license to sell his program. Which isn't a good idea.
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Trond wrote:If PureBasic used QT then every PureBasic user will need a QT license to sell his program. Which isn't a good idea.
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Post by bembulak »

We've been talking about QT in this thread:
http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... sc&start=0
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Post by merihevonen »

What about the KDE libraries?
You can also use them in Windows:
www.kdelibs.com
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Hey merihevonen! Pull that zipper up :shock:
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merihevonen wrote:What about the KDE libraries?
You can also use them in Windows:
www.kdelibs.com
KDE is built ontop of QT so we still have the problem of license :?
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and KDE is OpenSource
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Post by buzzqw »

sorry for resurrecting this old thread

but since there is a QT4 Open Source edition, that must be used only for OSS... whould be possible to add it to PB (linux or win) ?

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buzzqw wrote:sorry for resurrecting this old thread

but since there is a QT4 Open Source edition, that must be used only for OSS... whould be possible to add it to PB (linux or win) ?

thanks

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No.

Its impossible to link any GPL licensed code statically with a PB program, as the PB libraries themselves are not under the GPL.
It doesn't matter what license you put the PB source under, the PB libraries themselves are the problem.
The only way to use QT with PB is the commercial license model.
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Post by buzzqw »

:cry:

my bad, i will like to give my linux app a "better look"

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Post by bembulak »

i will like to give my linux app a "better look"
What's wrong with GTK2?
It's just a matter of taste.
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Post by the.weavster »

Bump.

QT has been purchased by Nokia and is now available under the LGPL
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