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On Ubuntu it's as easy as an `apt upgrade`. Although I pay the fee happily, this does seem wrong. It seems to me that as a software provider you have two choic
by bmh 5y ago
On Ubuntu it's as easy as an `apt upgrade`.
Although I pay the fee happily, this does seem wrong. It seems to me that as a software provider you have two choices:
1. Make it a monthly (or whatever) subscription for the latest version (eg Photoshop)
2. Charge for a new version (eg apt install ST3 vs apt install ST4)
- swiley 5y ago3. Let users pay for new features via something like patreon or a consulting firm (depending on if it's a B2C or B2B relationship.)