PyQt, Qt, Windows and Linux

Richie Hindle richie at entrian.com
Tue Nov 18 04:54:38 EST 2003


[Phil]
> Functionally BlackAdder PyQt is based on the Professional Edition of Qt (plus 
> a couple of extras - see theKompany website for details). "Normal" PyQt is 
> based on the Enterprise Edition (which is the same as the GPL version) plus 
> QScintilla support.

So if I buy BlackAdder, I don't get QScintilla?  Someone's website, yours
or the Kompany's, should really make that clear (unless I've missed it; I
can't check theirs because it seems to be down at the moment).

Can I add a QScintilla licence to the package, and if so, at what extra
cost on top of the $400 for BlackAdder?

-- 
Richie Hindle
richie at entrian.com






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