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The hobbyist or non-profit CAN use it for free. Until they make a profit, at which point they'll need to pay. Profit usually involves a lot more than a measly
by DrSiemer 2y ago
The hobbyist or non-profit CAN use it for free. Until they make a profit, at which point they'll need to pay.
Profit usually involves a lot more than a measly €500 (or €762 for gamma) for projects using tools like this.
VVVV even offers weekly/monthly subscriptions if you want it cheaper.
- alkonaut 2y agoI mean generally, not in this particular case. People who don't make money are often not eligible for e.g. student licenses, nor can they reasonably pay big money for commercial licenses. The hobbyist is a forgotten segment (but I'd argue it's an important one, as the person who is a hobbyist on the weekends might be influencing purchases during the weeks). Most big-box 90's software has this flaw (AutoCad, Photoshop, etc.).