> that effort should be applauded in my opinion You can applaud their 'effort' all you want, but "they're trying hard" isn't a very compelling argument for usi

> that effort should be applauded in my opinion You can applaud their 'effort' all you want, but "they're trying hard" isn't a very compelling argument for using commercial software when the competition is much more mature, and open source to boot. As for your specific points of 'effort': > business Well, they clearly don't have a working business model yet so strike point 1. > pricing The whole point of this discussion is "why would people pay for this?", and their pricing is quite flip-floppy at the moment, so strike point 2. > support Their "basic" commercial support says: > We usually respond within 1-2 business days Wat. Paid support that includes the term "usually" is a giant red flag, even before you get to the idea that you could have zero response for 2 days.