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What is it and what does it mean to VSC++ users?
I know I could go looking for it but an article in one place (with references of course) would be a lot handier.
Just a suggestion.
Basically what I want to know is, am I ignorant? Is .NET really about "renting" your software? I heard some things I don''t like e.g. no CD install, just disk image of Windows...
Someone clue me in past all the FUD please.
Personally I think that .NET is evil.
Yes, AFAIK .NET is all about renting software (and C#)
Well, I think it won''t work here in Holland because most people only have a 56k modem or a very, very bad cable connection.
--= ERROR: Windows.NET couldn''t find the modem drivers, please download new drivers. =--
Yes, AFAIK .NET is all about renting software (and C#)
Well, I think it won''t work here in Holland because most people only have a 56k modem or a very, very bad cable connection.
--= ERROR: Windows.NET couldn''t find the modem drivers, please download new drivers. =--
I''m very unfamilar with this. So what''s being said here is that gamedev rent the software for this site? I''ve seen a site that is very similar to this one and i thought that it must be a commercial product or something?!?!
One more time for the dumbies
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One more time for the dumbies
ar+gu+ment n. A discussion in which reasons are put forward in support of and against a proposition, proposal, or case; debate.
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No, I''m talking about Microsoft''s new policy of selling and distributing their software, where you pay a fee each month/year/whatever to use their software.
As of the date of this post, Office 10 is officially going to have two methods of distribution: buy it all for one large fee or subscribe to use it for a set time. Maybe they''ll go full rental?
I don''t know about their other products like the OS and Visual Studio, but assumedly, everything is going .NET
As of the date of this post, Office 10 is officially going to have two methods of distribution: buy it all for one large fee or subscribe to use it for a set time. Maybe they''ll go full rental?
I don''t know about their other products like the OS and Visual Studio, but assumedly, everything is going .NET
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