I have been interested in 3D-Modelling, 3D Design and most recently small scale CNC for some time. But as anyone who has tried to work in that area knows, professional software costs a huge sum - thousands, cheaper commercial products tend to cost in the region of $500 and lack necessary features and open source software tends to be works in progress.
Looking at the features of IronCAD it is exactly what I need. It allows 3D objects to be built from acfurately dimensioned 3D models. But even the lite version still costs thousands.
What I need is really a limited time usage license. Instead of buing a seat I want a fraction of a seat, a few hours a month at most.
If we had decent DRM technology it would be possible to support this type of use. Software vendors could expand their market and avoid competition from below.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Better DRM = cheaper software?
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