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Author here, thank you for sharing. Will be happy to answer any questions.
by mherrmann 5y ago
Author here, thank you for sharing. Will be happy to answer any questions.
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- maleldil 5y agoI haven't used fbs, but fman is great. Thank you for your work.
- mherrmann 5y agoThank you for the kind words! I'm happy you like it.
- akselmo 5y agoAny plans for Appimage/flatpak build support for linux?
- mherrmann 5y agoHaven't gotten around to it since 2018 and don't think this will change soon. Always happy to receive contributions though. https://github.com/mherrmann/fbs/issues/49 https://github.com/mherrmann/fbs/issues/49
- pacifika 5y agoWould you consider a refund policy or dry run trial with pro home? The free version doesn’t support modern Python versions so to see if it works.
- mherrmann 5y agoAll but the cheapest edition come with a 31 day money back guarantee. It's written on the purchase page.
- bscphil 5y agoThe top comment in the thread says > Free fbs doesn’t work with recent versions of python (>3.6) Is this true? What are the plans (if any) to update the GPL version of the project?
- mherrmann 5y agoMay happen at some point in the future but no immediate plans.
- tomatowurst 5y agothat's not very reassuring....was excited but unfortunately, will be a no go from me. if anybody knows an alternative to this, i would be very interested, i understand we all need to get paid but hmmm yeah open source is not easy to make money from since most people just expect everything for nothing, and this is just the reality of this space.
- mherrmann 5y agoYou won't find an alternative that is as good. And it's just a question of the value of your time. As a developer, you should recuperate the costs for Pro in less than an hour. And it saves you weeks that I have had to spend over years of development. I don't know how that calculation can't add up. But to each their own.
- tomatowurst 5y agoright im just worried if i pay to use this im locked to python 3.6 it would be perfect if you could solve this issue as this is what is blocking me from purchasing it.
- mherrmann 5y agoIf you pay to use it then you can use later Python versions. Pro supports at least up to 3.10 as of this writing and is continuously updated for later versions.
- jll29 5y agoCongrats on the Tony Hoare prize, that's very impressive, Michael.
- mherrmann 5y agoThank you! Are you at Imperial?