🚀 go-pugleaf

>Uncrippled/nonag shareware is fine, but last I checked, AutoDesk,
>Corel, Novell, etc. don't have any such promotions.  VuePrint was a
>fine example of uncrippled shareware.  I liked, I used, I bought.
>Simple as that.  There's even software I've liked, used, and bought,
>that I never would have even heard of if not for exposure through the
>warez community.  I'm not using warez for a free ride, I'm using it so
>that the software industry doesn't get a free ride from *me*.  If a
>product is worth purchasing, and I use it, I buy it.  It doesn't get
>any simpler than that.

Stores such as EB and Software City allow you to try software on their
computer. Hell, I played 3 hours of Diablo before I decided to buy it,
and the store dude just stood behind me saying "Nice Kill". 

EB and SC may be the minortiy, but usually if you can copy a program
from a friend, then you can use it on his computer before deciding to
purchase it or not.



>I have a bet with myself about your ability to coherently answer this
>post without resorting to juvenile insults and name-calling.  Prove me
>wrong.
>--


..;-p



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