One of the side-effects of Nokia's mobile double act with Microsoft is that the Finns have less need to push the Qt development platform than before. So it's sold the commercial side of the operating, says PC Pro, though it has stressed it will still support the open-source development side.
Nokia sells of commercial arm of Qt
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