.NET Reflector now shareware... NOOOooooooo!!!
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I knew it was inevitable when RedGate got it... sigh. dammit. Guess I'll have to wait for an open source equiv now.
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I knew it was inevitable when RedGate got it... sigh. dammit. Guess I'll have to wait for an open source equiv now.
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I knew it was inevitable when RedGate got it... sigh. dammit. Guess I'll have to wait for an open source equiv now.
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I knew it was inevitable when RedGate got it... sigh. dammit. Guess I'll have to wait for an open source equiv now.
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I knew it was inevitable when RedGate got it... sigh. dammit. Guess I'll have to wait for an open source equiv now.
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I knew it was inevitable when RedGate got it... sigh. dammit. Guess I'll have to wait for an open source equiv now.
Uhm. It seems there still is a free version that does pretty much what the previous version did. Am I missing something?
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I knew it was inevitable when RedGate got it... sigh. dammit. Guess I'll have to wait for an open source equiv now.
I don't see anywhere that says it's shareware. Infact I thought they made a deal with Lutz Roeder to keep a free version available. I always expected them to offer a pay for version, it's a perfect tool to offer in that way, but the core functionality seems unchanged.
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I knew it was inevitable when RedGate got it... sigh. dammit. Guess I'll have to wait for an open source equiv now.
The free version is same as the one which you may have now. The pro version has extra features. What exactly is the problem then? After all red-gate has to make some money, right? I do not see anything wrong with offering a pro version. (Not that I need it or will buy it as features are not that appealing)
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I knew it was inevitable when RedGate got it... sigh. dammit. Guess I'll have to wait for an open source equiv now.
Why is that bad? Why not just pay for such an unbelievably useful tool?
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Why is that bad? Why not just pay for such an unbelievably useful tool?
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Why is that bad?
For the same reason that some people feel entitled to steal music instead of pay for it.
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Phil Martin... wrote:
Why is that bad?
For the same reason that some people feel entitled to steal music instead of pay for it.
Sorry, I forgot people were idiots. Sigh.
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I knew it was inevitable when RedGate got it... sigh. dammit. Guess I'll have to wait for an open source equiv now.
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