> According to the author of the article, the old license says it's for every version of the software in perpetuity. If he comes out with v2, that would be cove

> According to the author of the article, the old license says it's for every version of the software in perpetuity. If he comes out with v2, that would be covered as well. Well this is easy enough... "mIRC pro" comes around and "mIRC" is discontinued. It's kind of strange that the author didn't even bother to do this much. I can only assume that the user base for a proprietary, Windows-only IRC client in 2022 is vanishingly small, so he may have rightly assumed not enough people would notice or care to cause him any headaches.