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If they allowed this old version to float-around, it might tarnish the brand. Also, what stops people from saying "it's money grubbing to have a crippled freeb
by mahmud 16y ago
If they allowed this old version to float-around, it might tarnish the brand.
Also, what stops people from saying "it's money grubbing to have a crippled freebie like this and demand $35 for full version".
$35 is nothing. I wrote decompilers and they're pretty damn hard and require constant upkeep and testing.
- Shanewho 16y agoThere is a difference in "They still offer a crippled freebie for download on there site" and "They disable the version that I have on my computer that works just fine, and force me to pay money for features I may not be interested in". If they don't want to offer a free/old/crippled version anymore, I don't blame them. But if I already have the software installed on my pc today, and tomorrow it doesn't work, that's really lame.