Main Area and Open Discussion > Non-Windows Software
Code-It is now also writing for Linux
(1/1)
Curt:
Beginning from 2010 I have mentioned Code-It a couple of times, first on https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=23557.msg213723#msg213723 He ("MikeB") makes software for Windows and sells it suspiciously cheap! Now he is writing for Linux as well; I guess he likes their philosophy on pricing...
For those of you that might be interested -
I have released several new Linux software apps today.
Take a look at http://www.code-it.com/tux.html
Thanks for your continued support and have a GREAT weekend,
mikeB
Copyright © 2017 Code-it Software Solutions, All rights reserved.
You are receiving this newsletter as a member of the Code-it Brotherhood.
Our mailing address is:
Code-it Software Solutions
Box 171
Midwest, Wy 82643
Add us to your address book
-code-it
--- End quote ---
mouser:
very nice :up:
Edvard:
I just checked this out, and it looks like he's gone totally Linux because Windows and the Anti-Virus industry has been giving him too many headaches. From the main page:
I'M SADDEN, BUT PLEASED AT THE SAME TIME , TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE'RE NO LONGER OFFERING WINDOWS SOFTWARE - WE'VE MOVED ON TO LINUX SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT.
To our past loyal customers - we've got a lot of explaining to do - and here it is...
--- End quote ---
http://www.code-it.com
I wish him well in the endeavor, and according to his software page: http://www.code-it.com/software.htm he's looking to fill niches that current Open Source projects aren't exactly filling; in other words, it sounds like he's doing it for users, not for himself. Which is HIGHLY unusual in the Linux community to start that way; most projects start as a personal "itch to scratch" before they go on to be big user-driven projects. Also mentions he's using the GAMBAS IDE, which (for better or worse) is a fairly decent replacement for Visual Basic.
Looks like everything is open-source for now, I'm curious to see how he does with paid-for software.
Navigation
[0] Message Index
Go to full version