Protect and License Linux Desktop Software

Call QuickLicense Runtime from 32 or 64-Bit Linux Software

Define Trial, Product, Floating or Subscription Licenses

Create Combined Try/Buy/Subscription License in One App

Support Offline, Automated Online or Dongle Activation

Enable License Release, Restore, Suspend or Reset

Remotely Enable Additional Features in Activated Software

Extend Expired Time or Execution Limited Licenses with a Code

Access and Customize Licensing Features from Programming API

Distribute Unlimited Protected Products, Royalty-Free

Standardize Licensing on Mac, Windows or Linux computers

Apply License without Programming using LinuxWrap

Combine Trial, Product or Subscription with LinuxWrap

The QuickLicenseRT executable on Linux implements the QuickLicense system. A developer configures license types, features and the activation process with QuickLicense running on a Mac or Windows computer, then outputs a Ticket file to define that license.

Add a few lines of code to the Linux application to bind it to the QuickLicenseRT executable and Ticket file. Use manual activation with a computer unique Activation Code, online Serial Number activation or a USB dongle.

QuickLicenseRT Linux can license a desktop application in three ways.

32-bit API
64-bit API
64-bit LinuxWrap

With the API approach, add a few lines of code to your Linux application to send a command to the QuickLicenseRT executable, then based on the response continue or quit your application. The package includes the User Guide and SendMessage test application to activate and test a license without programming. Simple API commands are required to implement licensing in your application.

With the new LinuxWrap, no programming is required to apply a license to a compiled desktop application.