Last chance to get EvoScan
Jul 12, 2006, 05:03 AM
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Last chance to get EvoScan
I just want to give you guys a heads up that this is your last chance to get EvoScan for $15. On Friday the 14th, Evo4Mad will be raising the price to $35. So get it now while you still can for $15.
Jul 12, 2006, 10:53 AM
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Jul 12, 2006, 11:32 AM
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www.tactrix.com for the cable
Got me EvoScan and Cable last week
..now I just need a running engine to log
Got me EvoScan and Cable last week
..now I just need a running engine to log
Jul 12, 2006, 11:40 AM
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It used to say that you would get the source code, if you registered. Was this option removed? If so, i guess i'll ask
This project started under the guise of open source, and used openly available information, and then went to partially open only to registered users for a small fee of $15.
If the project is now closed source, with a price of $35, i guess i have issues with that, and I'll kindly wait till an open source version comes out. too bad i already gave up my $15.
This project started under the guise of open source, and used openly available information, and then went to partially open only to registered users for a small fee of $15.
If the project is now closed source, with a price of $35, i guess i have issues with that, and I'll kindly wait till an open source version comes out. too bad i already gave up my $15.
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Originally Posted by hondafan
are the updated versions free downloads if you already paid the $15?
yes at least so far they are.
I wonder if the release version will cost more??????????????
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Originally Posted by dexmix
It used to say that you would get the source code, if you registered. Was this option removed? If so, i guess i'll ask
This project started under the guise of open source, and used openly available information, and then went to partially open only to registered users for a small fee of $15.
If the project is now closed source, with a price of $35, i guess i have issues with that, and I'll kindly wait till an open source version comes out. too bad i already gave up my $15.
This project started under the guise of open source, and used openly available information, and then went to partially open only to registered users for a small fee of $15.
If the project is now closed source, with a price of $35, i guess i have issues with that, and I'll kindly wait till an open source version comes out. too bad i already gave up my $15.
Jul 12, 2006, 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by dexmix
It used to say that you would get the source code, if you registered. Was this option removed? If so, i guess i'll ask
This project started under the guise of open source, and used openly available information, and then went to partially open only to registered users for a small fee of $15.
If the project is now closed source, with a price of $35, i guess i have issues with that, and I'll kindly wait till an open source version comes out. too bad i already gave up my $15.
This project started under the guise of open source, and used openly available information, and then went to partially open only to registered users for a small fee of $15.
If the project is now closed source, with a price of $35, i guess i have issues with that, and I'll kindly wait till an open source version comes out. too bad i already gave up my $15.
I dont care about open source / closed source to me its like buying a screw driver or wrench - just another tool
It works good and is helpful so the creator should get paid - just my opinion
It was a great value at $15 and its still a great value at $35
Jul 12, 2006, 04:16 PM
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I also thought that this would and should be open source - just like everything else on openecu.org, hence the name openecu. However, Evo4Mad has put a lot of time and effort into it, which is why it should be by donation only. That way, those who feel he should be paid can pay (or donate) and those who feel it should be open and free can get it free. Just my $.02. Above all though, it really is a great tool.