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I mean there is the law which gets complicated and then there is "how things are usually done". In my experience creators usually try to show some kind of 'good
by sixhobbits 4y ago
I mean there is the law which gets complicated and then there is "how things are usually done". In my experience creators usually try to show some kind of 'good faith' when it comes to this -- grandfathering in old plans, or offering a discount on whatever new pricing model they have.
This case is just so blatant though. I don't need support, I can find the right files etc, but if you're gonna kill the old version, allow the license key to be used on a new machine..
- deepsun 4y agoYou should be able to install old "Mumu" and use the old license key. If you want a new version, well, maybe there is something new in it that's really worth 5x, we don't know. If the old "Mumu" doesn't work on new machine, and that new machine is listed in its requirements, then it's a breach of the sale agreement from their side. But if it's not, well, sorry, but there's no breach.
- sixhobbits 4y agoYes old mumu works fine on new machine. Dev just made it hard to move by not allowing license transfer. I agree with your first sentence.