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It's "trivial" to you, for sure, but as many have noted it's not intended for "advanced" users, but for a target audience who happens to be not computer-savvy.
by zinekeller 5y ago
It's "trivial" to you, for sure, but as many have noted it's not intended for "advanced" users, but for a target audience who happens to be not computer-savvy.
- Espressosaurus 5y agoAnd not just not computer-savvy, it's also about making it painful enough a business will pay the license fee rather than trying to jump through hoops to work around licensing problems. If it has to execute on a PC, there is a way to break the protection. It's simply about making it too difficult to bother trying to break the protection.
- zinekeller 5y ago... well, except for having a separate executable for function-limited trial program, I guess.