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Your criteria for "perpetual license" requires immortality. I don't see a justification for that, or a possibility.
by KPGv2 11mo ago
Your criteria for "perpetual license" requires immortality. I don't see a justification for that, or a possibility.
- Dylan16807 11mo agoI'm not using the word "forever" literally. Please try to give some benefit of the doubt. For one, the company can stop hosting the installers when it goes out of business (but they should do their best to not leave customers in the cold). And if they don't have 30 year old files around, I won't complain too hard (but I will make fun of them if they lost the ability to look back at their main product historically).