OK, you're right. They kind of ran the press release together. They actually announced 3 packages.
1. The beta, available from the download site. 2. The Trial version, free for 60 days. 3. The evaulation version, $500 for 6 months with full support. While they were at it, they could have included the fully supported, unrestrictive version. Glad I'm no longer confused. Tom Duerbusch THD Consulting Mike Ross wrote: > >I did reread the press release. It says "After the 60-days trial period > >you > >might decide to purchase the full product, or you return the software back > >to > >SuSE". > > > >Now, since you downloaded it, to return the software, are you suppose to > >upload > >it? > > > >(You must be working too much....no sense of humor <G>). > > Actually I'm full of a lousy rotten stinking cold and not firing on all > cylinders. However: > > Re-read again! The sixty-day trial is an offer to try out the *current GA > production release* at no charge for sixty days. This software is only > available on CDROM - it can't be downloaded. > > You are also free to try the latest beta release, which *can* be downloaded, > from the ftp given. That's a different release - it's beta, it's not GA, not > production quality, (although I believe it's a pretty damn good beta), and > the only support is an email address for bug reports . No sixty-day limit, > and *obviously* you don't have to return it! :-) > > Mike > http://www.corestore.org > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: > http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
