cmake/Mosquitto.cmake finds it through pkg-config; with FRAMEASSISTANT_SHIP_MOSQUITTO=ON (all package presets) it installs lib/libmosquitto.so.1 and Debian's copyright file and excludes the library from the Qt bundler (D35). The build containers get libmosquitto-dev, the test container the mosquitto broker. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Third-party software
This project is MIT-licensed (see LICENSE). <project> below is the CMake project name
(frameassistant). Builds include or use:
| Component | License | How it is used |
|---|---|---|
OpenVR SDK (libopenvr_api.so, openvr.h) |
BSD-3-Clause | Shipped in lib/; license in share/doc/<project>/third-party/openvr.LICENSE |
Eclipse Mosquitto client library (libmosquitto.so.1) |
EPL-2.0 or EDL-1.0 (BSD-3-Clause) | Linked dynamically. Release packages ship Debian's build unmodified in lib/; its copyright file in share/doc/<project>/third-party/libmosquitto1.copyright |
| Qt 6 (Core, Gui, Qml, Quick, Quick Controls, Wayland/XCB plugins) | LGPL-3.0 (Qt open-source license) | Linked dynamically. Default builds use the system's Qt (not shipped). Bundled builds ship Qt's shared libraries unmodified in lib/, plugins/, qml/: replace them to use another compatible Qt build |
Bundled builds (--bundle-qt) also ship further shared libraries that Qt depends on,
taken unmodified from Debian. Their copyright and license files are in
share/doc/<project>/third-party/ (one <package>.copyright per Debian package, plus
the license texts they reference). The corresponding sources are available from Debian
(https://sources.debian.org/, package names as in those file names).