Hi,
I have seen plenty of apps out there (not certain but one might well
of been from Adobe) that had no paid certificate and it has not
bothered me any. I think it is safe to say a lot of people that
download and install applications never pay any attention to those
warnings (based on how many people seem to get infected with various
fun stuffs). So personally I'd put an application out there without
being too worried about it if I was just giving it away and I'd be
sure to warn people on the page what to expect on the installer so
they do not 'panic'. Although if I was selling something I would go
the route of full certificate personally, firstly it looks more
professional and secondly I think it's the ethical thing to do.
Just my two cents :)
Regards,
Peter Witham
http://www.evolutiondata.com
On Jun 18, 2008, at 5:21 PM, Schell wrote:
Hi everyone. I recently got the urge to develop some desktop apps,
and though "hey, AIR seems easy, since I already know AS3." I'm now
looking
into developing with Textmate, but I've found out about AIRs
certificate handling process. Is that a bother? I don't want to pay
money to get my app
out there. That seems ridiculous. Anyone care to enlighten me?
--
Schell Scivally
600 Santa Rosa Ave.
Santa Rosa, CA
95404
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