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I think by that they mean software-for-consumers-not-professionals i.e. excluding photoshop, garageband, stuff like that.
by Dan_Sylveste 4y ago
I think by that they mean software-for-consumers-not-professionals i.e. excluding photoshop, garageband, stuff like that.
- Gordonjcp 4y agoThat still makes no sense. Video games existed 20 years ago, are they not software for consumers?
- Dan_Sylveste 4y agoGames are usually categorised as leisure software, not consumer software. Different market sector. For example, in the UK and Europe, game developers were represented by ELSPA (the European Leisure Software Publishing Association) which specifically did not represent non-game publishers. It was ELSPA that forbade the release of non-demo products (i.e. full games) as computer magazine 'coverdisks. Full versions of consumer software could still be distributed as their publishers weren't part of ELSPA.