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Well, I said "has been," as in, in-the-process! I'm not sure why the staggered rollout, maybe there's strategic reasons certain ones will never have a free non
by hbn 1y ago
Well, I said "has been," as in, in-the-process!
I'm not sure why the staggered rollout, maybe there's strategic reasons certain ones will never have a free non-commercial license. But so far they've been consistently opening them up one-by-one.
- NoahKAndrews 1y agoIt'll be interesting to see what they do for PyCharm and IntelliJ, which already have free Community Editions. Long term, I doubt they'll want to have two types of free version that restrict usage in completely different ways, but if they kill the Community Editions, anyone using them for commercial use will have to either build from source (hopefully the end of community editions wouldn't mean the end of the open source parts), start paying, or switch to an alternative. I'm making zero predictions about what they'll do, there's a lot of ways it could go.