I was already upset about Codice Software pulling Semantic Merge and only making it available as an integrated part of Plastic SCM. Now that I see the reason su

I was already upset about Codice Software pulling Semantic Merge and only making it available as an integrated part of Plastic SCM. Now that I see the reason such a useful tool was taken away was to stuff the pockets of a large company, I'm fuming. I know that they're well within their rights to do this as they only ever offered subscription licensing for Semantic Merge, but that doesn't make it suck less to lose access.