1. Freeware Euphoria for Linux
I was wanting to know why the Euphoria software package isn't completely
freeware for Linux.. what i mean is, why does the interpreter still have the
300 line limit like win32 and dos, and doesn't come with bind and shroud? I
think it would make more sense if Euphoria was completely freeware for Linux
platforms because free software and Open Source is what Linux was built on
and charging for Linux development software sort of defeats the purpose of
Linux development.
I can understand why the source wouldn't be available for the Linux platform
because people could port the code to Dos and Windows and compile it, thus
inadvertantly making all platforms freeware.
Thanks for any response.
Ian.
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2. Re: Freeware Euphoria for Linux
Ian writes:
> I think it would make more sense if Euphoria was completely
> freeware for Linux platforms because free software and
> Open Source is what Linux was built on...
If I thought I could make more money in the long run
by giving the Linux version away for free, I would.
(Isn't more than half of it given away free already?)
I know that there are lots of Linux developers out there,
coding happily away on weekends, producing
good code, and giving it away for free. That's wonderful.
However, in my case, I do this full-time and I have
a lot of bills to pay.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
