Re:Adobe Goes After 27-Year Old ‘Pirated’ Copy of Acrobat Re...
by forgotmypw17 on Tuesday March 16, 2021 @07:07AM
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I think the best of software would still be written, and would probably get more resources towards it
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Re:Adobe Goes After 27-Year Old ‘Pirated’ Copy of Acrobat Re...
by mkl on Tuesday March 16, 2021 @07:51AM
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Maybe, but I think way more things would turn into web services instead of offline apps, and that that's where most of the resources would go. Subscriptions everywhere, and slow all-code-on-server interfaces. And there would be draconian contracts to try and prevent developers from walking out the door with the source code.
Re:Adobe Goes After 27-Year Old ‘Pirated’ Copy of Acrobat Re...
by ryanbrunner on Tuesday March 16, 2021 @08:10AM
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I think that's more or less happening with or without copyright. I don't have a single piece of standalone paid software installed on my computer (either it's open source and free, or it's something that connects to a service that I do pay for)