Propheticus
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"bug fixes and optimizations will be included(16.x.x) until a new paid version is released (16.x). " Does this mean that if you are on 16.4 and 2 months later 16.5 is released you no longer receive...
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It makes sense to drop the version numbering (22, 23, 24) from your name because of your push towards a subscription service. There no longer is a distinction in versions towards the subscribers, t...
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That would indeed be a cool feature to have. It is a rather specialist one for a RAW development application though. I'd welcome it, but to be honest only if the implementation is better than the m...
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Agree that this would be pretty handy. A mock-up of what that could look like:
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You will get some bug fix releases Unless you happen to buy 16.3.2 and they decide the next release is 16.4.0. Then you get 0 bug fixes. C1 could however use feature flags, allowing the user to i...
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"Fixed a bug where Session favourites could not be rearranged."This issue was introduced in V22 and reported (at least) in 15.3.2 - 4 months ago. Might I suggest you backport this fix to a 15.4.4 ...
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Full license and another full license charge to get to 23 seems excessive There are upgrades available for existing users with a 33% discount. There is a limit to how many versions you can skip t...
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Yes, I see the same. It often does not re-order as shown in the guide but rather selects another layer and selects the name for editing. I did find a way to make it work: click a layer and hold, th...
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I see a lot of people referring to their Express license as being perpetual or lifetime even. If it was offered in perpetuity, I can understand the outcry about deactivating already installed insta...
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No longer offering the free tier going forward is of course C1's free choice. Not a popular one for sure and whether it's wise.. who knows? Some say it's unwise to remove the free entry point for n...