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Discussion: when is a program considered nagware
de Gert van der Kooij 04/29/2006 11:12
Just my opinion:
It's not nagware if only one message appears during startup that the
program has limited functionality and the payware version provides all
functionality.
If the functionality which only works in the payware version is
available in the freeware menus etc. and displays a nag screen everytime
the options are choosen _or_ if the nag window is displayed multiple
times 'at random' it's nagware.
Considering this definition it's off-topic to discuss nagware.
| Discussion: when is a program considered nagware | Gert van der Kooij | |
| Re: Discussion: when is a program considered nagware | Andy Mabbett | |
| Re: Discussion: when is a program considered nagware | Craig | |
| Re: Discussion: when is a program considered nagware | Susan Bugher | |
| Re: Discussion: when is a program considered nagware | »Q« | |
| Re: Discussion: when is a program considered nagware | "John Jay Smith" <-> | |
| Re: Discussion: when is a program considered nagware | »Q« | |
| Re: Discussion: when is a program considered nagware | "John Jay Smith" <-> | |
| Re: Discussion: when is a program considered nagware | »Q« | |
| Re: Discussion: when is a program considered nagware | "John Jay Smith" <-> |