[quote who="Zubaz" reply="23" id="3026947"]Quoting edee2, reply 20 If you want me to purchase something then give me something in return, don't just tell me something is free then give me the "bare bones" and expect me to come running with cash in my hands.Would you have been happier with everything enabled for a certain length and the have some features stop working? Or, were you surprised that some features were not part of the base product? Do you think that the
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[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="100" id="3026945"]What a concept....Stardock giving away free, full versions of all it's software. Man, that would be so cool!!! Only drawback....Stardock makes no money, goes belly up, then we're all screwed as far as customization is concerned. I say this because OS Customization and Stardock go hand in hand. Quoting edee2, This is the reason why those of us in the skinning and Wind
First let me say that I have downloaded the "free" version of Tiles and I have to say that the concept is a good one, it's been quite a while since someone has come up with software that is actually usefull and not just a ripoff of someone elses idea, with that being said .............. It really bothers me when a company advertises their software as free when it is really not, such as Stardocks software, your "free" version of Tiles just like most of the other "free" ver
First let me say that I have downloaded the "free" version of Tiles and I have to say that the concept is a good one, it's been quite a while since someone has come up with software that is actually usefull and not just a ripoff of someone elses idea, with that being said .............. It really bothers me when a company advertises their software as free when it is really not, such as Stardocks software, your "free" version of Tiles just like most of the other "free" versions of