Hi Che, Yes, that was a very interesting read. Basically, in a nutshell Sander said if they don't get more funding for AGM the project is basically dead in the water. Which is too bad since I had high hopes for the project. However, this is often the problem with projects that are primarily research based and not commercially driven. Research projects are written to find out what works, what doesn't, what could have been improved, and so on and so on. Research projects usually last as long as there is funding from the great god of research project funding. When it dries up so does the project and any hope to continue the ideas it may have held. A commercial product may recieve initial startup funding to research and design the project, but once sold it brings in allot more cash to maintain future upgrades, tech support, justified research for improved versions, etc. Only when there is no end user money flowing does the product lose updates, tech support, bla. Sadly, unless AGM recieves funding or goes open source where by the public has access to the source AGM will likely dry up as a viable tool.
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