Newbie question: Valentina 2.5.8 & Rev 2.8.1 on OS X: where's the windows vcomponents?

[Russell Martin]

--- Robert Brenstein <rjb at robelko.com> wrote:

> Martin,
> 
> This should not come to you as a surprise. When you signed up for a 
> free license, you had to chose the platform, so it should be clear 
> for you that the give-away was only a single platform per developer. 
> Consider this as a full featured demo -- normal demo mode forces you 
> to quit after 10 mins. You can test/develop on the other platform in 
> the demo mode, so it is possible, but you will need a license to ship
> 
> a product. Each deployment platform needs its own license.
> 
> The give-away of previous major version is a carrot so to speak -- if
> 
> you get enticed by it, you are likely to buy the current version; if 
> you don't like it, just toss it away.
> 

Well, it did come as a surprise. The fact that I had to pick a platform
only seemed to indicate which platform I would be picking for
development purposes, not deployment purposes. I've not seen a dev tool
that advertises itself as crossplatform that deviates from this
paradigm. Pick your dev platform but deploy on multiple platforms is
the way I'm used to things working.



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