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If you emulated the JetBrains style of license, where the license is purchased for a developer such that it can be installed wherever he/she is working then I'd
by teh_klev 13y ago
If you emulated the JetBrains style of license, where the license is purchased for a developer such that it can be installed wherever he/she is working then I'd be interested.
For example, today I'm running three Linux VM's on my PC, each one has a launched instance of PyCharm because I'm multi-tasking over three different projects and switching between them as and when I need to. If I couldn't do that with PyCharm then I'd be buying a different tool.
ps: don't apologise, I suspect this is probably your first foray into licensing, I hope the feedback is useful.
- mherrmann 13y agoI can see the attraction of JetBrains' style of license. We'll look into this. It's not our first foray into licensing and we actually have offered a "floating" licensing scheme which seems to be what JetBrains offer before. We just have not implemented (=coded) such a scheme yet for Helium.