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PyQt5 is licensed GPL3 or commercial. That can be problematic. Would it be possible to use PySide2 which is LGPLv3 licensed (besides GPLv2 and commercial) and API compatible? This is no legal advice but opinion based suggestion: Using a LGPL license for PyFladesk would allow other projects to use PyFladesk without being forced to be open sourced themself by externalizing PyFladesk as LGPL dependency like described here.
PyQt5 is licensed GPL3 or commercial. That can be problematic. Would it be possible to use PySide2 which is LGPLv3 licensed (besides GPLv2 and commercial) and API compatible? This is no legal advice but opinion based suggestion: Using a LGPL license for PyFladesk would allow other projects to use PyFladesk without being forced to be open sourced themself by externalizing PyFladesk as LGPL dependency like described here.