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I am actually willing to pay it if I can try a demo of it beforehand and confirm that it’s good (like I have paid for Sublime Merge). The problem is that I can’
by lasagnaphil 5y ago
I am actually willing to pay it if I can try a demo of it beforehand and confirm that it’s good (like I have paid for Sublime Merge). The problem is that I can’t try it without paying first.
(And I’m also disappointed at the fact that a software that strives for fastness and lightness is so much of a monstrous hassle to build. This has nothing to do with free/non-free software.)
- mdaniel 5y agoThere's a middle ground: they have a cloud based build descriptors (currently reporting as failing, but exists), so one could make use of GitHub's disk and cpu if dedicating that much of a local computer is annoying