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1.x is not supported starting February 01, 2022.
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1.x installed, then you have a 60-day trial period to see if you need an upgrade to FastRawViewer v.
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Use the upgrade tool to get your new license key or upgrade discount coupon.Please read the new version's hardware and OS requirements.2 have been changed compared to FastRawViewer v. Please note: the hardware and OS requirements for FastRawViewer v.1.x before January 20, 2021, then you can upgrade with 40% off the regular price (can't be combined with other discounts). 1.x after January 20, 2021, then a free upgrade is available for you. If you bought FastRawViewer after Jor if you have already upgraded to FastRawViewer v2 then all FastRawViewer v2 updates are free for you.Good thing it isn't cruel to small animals, then. This should help create high quality software, no?Īnd finally: Giving good tools to programmers isn't end-user friendly or respectful. From what I seen so far, C# is absolutely first rate language, and.
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Promoting a toolset the end users don't care about - since when did end users care about tools? Tools affect them only indirectly, because it's easier to write high-quality software when using high-quality tools. NET memory usage makes you say that it's inefficient? Inefficient memory usage - you mean in the viewer or in. Limited feature set - you mean, Microsoft had the audacity of not writing the thumbnail and image viewer to your personal specifications? What features other thumbnail and image viewers have that this one lacks? I'm not sure why Microsoft didn't provide a "no framework" download option, but it's not that big of a deal. NET installed? If not, you would've had to download it anyway. Huge download - well, did you already have the. Your complaints are all over the map here. Very end-user friendly or very respecting attitude.
Whichever way you look at it, that's isn't a Inefficient memory usage for all end-users, just to saveĭevelopment time for a handful of developpers or promote a toolset In the end you end up with a huge download, limited feature set and Believe me, nobody would have to force me into using. The necessary code is short and very readable. NET? A simple application that opens and displays an image? I haven't seen an environment that makes it as easy. I accept that you may not have had much control and might have been Ignoring them won't make them accepted more, but
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This area is not as big yet as, say, Java (that has the same drawback of having to install a JVM), but it's growing. NET and Mono (the open source implementation of. NET itself is new and not widespread yet. "Freeware market" - isn't it an oxymoron? "Market" is when you sell stuff.īut aside from that - there are not as many small downloadable. NOT well received in the small applications, shareware, freewareĪnd downloadable apps market for these reasons (just like VB's were Are you just trying to evoke emotional responses? Where is this "code bloat" that you refer to?Īs a sidenote, what's "uncanny" about the C++? That's the weirdest remark I've seen so far in this thread. I know, because I tried it.Ĭode bloat? Are you referring to the 360K viewer or to the platform itself? Neither one is bloated - for what it does. NET isįor writing the kinds of applications similar to the Raw viewer. There are other languages and other environments. When it came out, I was interested enough to download and play with it, and that's where my opinion comes from. I'm a Windows developer - don't work for Microsoft in any way and don't even use the. Hi Eric! Let me see if I can chime in here. Of C++ either if that's what you want to avoid. That don't suffer neither from its bloat, nor from the uncannyness Well Gary, I see that you took it personnally, but that doesn'tĬhange my position, there are alternatives to the.
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