If you want any of your “innovations” to catch on, you better make them free. Otherwise good luck with a product almost no one is going to see a need to pay for. Who exactly is your target audience as customers?
If you want any of your “innovations” to catch on, you better make them free. Otherwise good luck with a product almost no one is going to see a need to pay for. Who exactly is your target audience as customers?
And windterm repository will still exists on github, as I said, many code of it will be gradually released, like some library, classes of data structs, schemes, etc. That is why I created windterm repository on github. I just need time to clean these code when many new features are still waiting to be realized.
I love github and open source, but after experienced last failed open source project of mine, I won't release the whole windterm project any more, lots of feature requests and several tough issues make me exhausted.