> But this pricing makes Borland's problem mine! In the long run
the higher
> the price, the fewer the developers, and thus the higher the price
must go!
> A very nasty circle. And one that I worry many will soon have to
get off.
>
> I can see no realistic way for Borland to get out this circle with
regard to
> Delphi. I do hope however that if they decide to abandon the
windows
> development tool market that they will hand Delphi over to the
open source
> community.
Windows is here to stay and I don't think Borland can ever move
away from it. But I think that people at borland, responsible for
pricing, seem to ignore this and are trying to move away from
windows, by pricing Delphi so high. What are these people upto?
At this rate I only see Delphi becoming less popular and eventually
die. To make anything popular one has to sell more and Borland
are not even worried to lose their current customers, forget about
getting more customers.
Sandeep
Software Developer
CFL
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