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D/L'd and installed the beta as is and games now run.
and non distributable open source (open for the buyer of the software to make modifications but not to distribute of make a fork).
First of course, you’ll need to decide what sort of license will fit both your project and your intentions for how you want to release it.
This used to be more complex, because there were so many competing options, but it’s gotten much simpler because a few free-licenses have become extremely dominant, leaving most of the rest as historical footnotes. I’ll present this as a flow chart and as a series of questions to answer about your project in case you’re uncomfortable with reading flow charts.
Many people are quite happy with Brothers. However, they are a disposable printers.
In this youtubed open letter, a representative from Zen Magnets (small-fry makers of little round powerful magnets you can use to make interesting shapes) replies to a legal threat from Buckyballs (leading makers of little round powerful magnets you can use to make interesting shapes). It starts with a recorded voicemail from Buckyballs CEO Jake Bronstein threatening to sue Zen Magnets for selling a kit containing both Buckyballs and Zen Magnets on eBay with the claim that Zen Magnets are manufactured to a higher tolerance, are stronger, and have a brighter finish. From there, the Zen Magnets rep does a wonderful job illustrating the validity of his claims -- and making Buckyballs look like an anti-competitive bully who fights dirty with threats instead of superior products.
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When I raised the price to $39.95, basically doubling it, suddenly a lot of the new technology I put in there started getting noticed accordingly. People who did reviews saw it, and I started receiving many more letters about it -- things like the Smart Light, and the raw speed, etc. I think the higher price was my statement that it was worth looking at in a deeper way. That's just what I got out of it, but the experience with raising the price seems to bear that out.
