Two seats. Two Seat. Two Seats.
A lot of us have desktops and notebooks. Forcing us into the Mac AppStore for a crippled version is not the answer. Relying on us to disable the license on the desktop to use our notebook, also not the answer.
Two seats. Two Seat. Two Seats.
A lot of us have desktops and notebooks. Forcing us into the Mac AppStore for a crippled version is not the answer. Relying on us to disable the license on the desktop to use our notebook, also not the answer.
That’s my biggest gripe with the app, and the biggest reason I go as long as I can between upgrades.
I don’t understand the reference in your subject line.
screenflow licensing punishes users that pay for it.
devonthink does not.
DevonTHINK version 3 was released this year and is limited to two seats, whereas it used to be unlimited.
So I would say that ScreenFlow did learn from DevonTechnologies.
“two seats” is a fair license for an individual. if one needs to license an office, maybe an individual license is not for them.
I never used devonthink before 3 as I rode the evernote horse until it died so I did not know they got more restrictive with v3.
Things can always get worse tho. I guess we should be thankful Screenflow is not a subscription service…
Individual, not an office. Desktop, laptop, Mac mini running as a server to (among other things) store a bunch of DEVONthink databases.
I guess there is no perfect solution for everyone, but if a developer is going to put a ridiculous limit on the number of machines, two is better than one, which is the point of my post.