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Re:Introducing Atom-IDE by pdpi on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @08:26PM (#15234366)
You're probably looking at the "Businesses and Organizations" pricing, where the org pays £499/yr per user. The personal ("Individual Customers") license is starts at £199, and decreases to £159 then £119 for subsequent years. There's a bunch of groups (e.g. Open Source projects) that qualify for free or heavily discounted licenses too.
Re:Introducing Atom-IDE by mpd on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @09:23PM (#15234699)
And maybe importantly, you can use a personal license at work, on paid projects, etc.

I've never been particularly bullish on Atom or Electron, but I think Jetbrains is going to be eating their lunch for awhile at least.

Re:Introducing Atom-IDE by jbergens on Wednesday September 13, 2017 @03:10AM (#15236150)
You have to buy a personal license yourself, your organization cannot pay for it. I just don't want to pay for work tools, my employer should do that and then it is the higher price.
Re:Introducing Atom-IDE by pdpi on Wednesday September 13, 2017 @07:07PM (#15243590)
That's fair. Personally, though I could get the business license and expense it, I choose to pay for it as a personal license because I use it personally as well, and I'd be happy to pay the individual license price either way.