--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Steven Karafyllakis" <steve@s...> wrote: > Either way you are making use of Roy's hard work and ingenuity, and > taking advantage of his good will (and poor business accumen-sorry > Roy)to peddle someone else's product. It's increasingly more common to offer some form of software for free while you work out a bunch of the bugs. Then when it is great, you offer it for a substantial chunk of money. Others simply make enough to keep going from the people that do not take advantage of the software author's generosity and actually send some money to help out. In Roy's case, if it ever amounted to enough to be able to buy the newest printer, it might help to make the newest changes, and make them better and quicker. It also might be that Roy doen't want to have to keep up with the software pirates, and/or develop a bunch of security features. You may spend more time trying to (temporarily) defeat the pirates than you spend writing code, or making prints. I do seem to remember that Roy wrote this because he was unhappy with the performance in the Epson driver, and didn't want to spend the rather large amount for a RIP like Studioprint or Imageprint just to get the kind of prints he was looking for. Hopefully Roy will stop by and correct me if I'm wrong on that last part.
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Re: PermaJet MonoChromePro inks review
2005-08-01 by dfaprinting
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