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There are 3 license: 1. GPL 2. Royalty-free (free of charge for desktop) 3. Paid license (which we hope is less constraining than the Qt commercial one)

That's a lot more than "seems" if it's GPL. That is "you need to release your source code entirely under GPL if you even link to this"

The horror!

Well not true anyway so don't wet yourself.

I think GP's point was that slint's commercial licensing is less of a minefield than Qt's, and the terms are straightforward and reasonable.

(I haven't verified this; this is just how I read the GP's comment.)