If you were to have a look at one of
a company like steinbergs boards, you
would see people with trashed projects,
non working software, glitches, clicks
buggy backups etc, but they never sue.
So, if people paying £1000 for a product
accept this, why would people not
accept this with a free product?
Also, would any company looking to spend
serious money on a video production
start up with just a single piece
of untested software? If a company
has developed to the stage where their
projects could ruin them with a single
error, why would they not use an industry
standard package?
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If you were to have a look at one of a company like steinbergs boards, you would see people with trashed projects, non working software, glitches, clicks buggy backups etc, but they never sue. So, if people paying £1000 for a product accept this, why would people not accept this with a free product? Also, would any company looking to spend serious money on a video production start up with just a single piece of untested software? If a company has developed to the stage where their projects could ruin them with a single error, why would they not use an industry standard package?