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Oh, the pains of spending all day filling out forms and spending $180 in licensing to become set up in the Windows store. The agony! This sounds like the same
by stephengillie 14y ago
Oh, the pains of spending all day filling out forms and spending $180 in licensing to become set up in the Windows store. The agony!
This sounds like the same signup process is in use for both M and Desktop apps. You could probably start making M-ui based programs too, and even host them in the store!
Why ARE you going through all of this effort, since you're so quick to point out the small the benefit to you? Why not just forget it all and just sell your programs from your own website? Do you regularly place yourself in disadvantaged situations so you'll have a reason to be angry later?
- binarycrusader 14y agoNot quite $180. More like $300 dollars for the first year, and potentially at least $800 a year after that. Apple's offer is generous by comparison. Or did you miss the part where the pricing is introductory on the required certificates?