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With open source, you would not be able to get it in the first place, period. PANTONE has intellectual property here and no crowdsourced / opensource alternativ
by dkarras 4y ago
With open source, you would not be able to get it in the first place, period. PANTONE has intellectual property here and no crowdsourced / opensource alternative exists if you want to do what PANTONE provides for you. Here, you have the option to pay to get it.
- josephcsible 4y ago> With open source, you would not be able to get it in the first place, period. Which would indeed have avoided this problem. This bait-and-switch is worse than just never having been able to use Pantone colors at all would have been, because now they're holding your existing .psd files hostage.
- dkarras 4y ago> Which would indeed have avoided this problem. This bait-and-switch is worse than just never having been able to use Pantone I understand that you have ideologically strong feelings about this... But no.