Yeah, Puneet mentioned that in a note to me. I was kind of surprised because it was shareware for so long.
I bought a license and upgrade for a version or two. I had to have it cuz BBEdit had a clunky FTP built-in for awhile. The first OS X version on Interarchy was a bit clunky and always wanted to launch Classic when I started it. I finally bought Fetch (again) after a few years and it works as sweet as can be on X. I just never have had the time or need to get back to Interarchy since. It's got to be tough for the authors of shareware products to see them in use, especially one as popular as Interarchy, and know that so many users do not pay. I guess it's hard to blame them for the change in policy. And since I mentioned Fetch, isn't it cool that it has changed so little on the outside... -- Bill Stephenson www.SecureShopper.com 1-417-546-5593 > From: phildobbin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Sat, 05 Oct 2002 03:20:44 +0100 > To: Bill Stephenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Charles Albrecht > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, macosx perl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: question on ssh and peeve on editors > > Unfortunately, last time I looked, Interarchy was a pay up front deal; if > you didn't like it, you could reclaim your dollar within thirty days. > > Which, to my mind, is a shame. I'd like to try it ;-)
