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TablePlus – Modern, Native Tool for Database Management

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Re: TablePlus – Modern, Native Tool for Database Management

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The application looks and feels nice, but the per-device pricing/licensing model seems severely outdated to me. I will not make a purchase unless named licenses, which enable me to use the application on all devices and operating systems I use (with reasonable limits if DRM is needed for some reason), are available.

Re: TablePlus – Modern, Native Tool for Database Management

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post #2

The application looks and feels nice, but the per-device pricing/licensing model seems severely outdated to me. I will not make a purchase unless named licenses, which enable me to use the application on all devices and operating systems I use (with reasonable limits if DRM is needed for some reason), are available.

If you have 2 computers just buy 2 licenses?

Re: TablePlus – Modern, Native Tool for Database Management

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post #2

The application looks and feels nice, but the per-device pricing/licensing model seems severely outdated to me. I will not make a purchase unless named licenses, which enable me to use the application on all devices and operating systems I use (with reasonable limits if DRM is needed for some reason), are available.

I asked them about that a year ago and they weren't interested in changing the model then.

Re: TablePlus – Modern, Native Tool for Database Management

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post #2

The application looks and feels nice, but the per-device pricing/licensing model seems severely outdated to me. I will not make a purchase unless named licenses, which enable me to use the application on all devices and operating systems I use (with reasonable limits if DRM is needed for some reason), are available.

If you have 2 computers just buy 2 licenses?

I don't condone pirating software, but this is the kind of licensing that makes me understand it to a degree.

Re: TablePlus – Modern, Native Tool for Database Management

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I love the licensing model. No crappy "pay us for the privilege of using the software every month and year" like Adobe does. Just plain perpetual licence like Affinity. We need more projects like that.

Except it's licensed per computer and not per seat. I'm not sure what they're trying to achieve with it. I have two personal devices, not to mention dual booting Linux some of the time.
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