I agree with you Charles, I think that Marketing is the exact market
for DC and that letting people who like to tinker but have no further
use (i.e. commercial) is very very important for the future of a
product like Revolution. Also, the education field is very important
to our future.
I would guess that some people only see the benefits in front of them
and not the bigger picture.
Tom
On Feb 13, 2006, at 8:11 AM, Charles Hartman wrote:
On Feb 13, 2006, at 12:45 AM, Scott Kane wrote:
By-By DreamCard?
Is there really a market for it anyway? I mean, apart from
education most people want to compile binaries...
(carefully selecting the polite form of the answer) Why yes, there
is a market for it. As an unfunded private individual developing
mostly tutorial stacks, I can afford DC and certainly not any other
form of RR. The no-standalones limitation isn't much of an
inconvenience for distribution, especially with StackRunner. No DC,
I'm gone. I don't think I'm that uncommon.
Charles
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