If I buy a Windows based tablet I must buy also a new FF License?

Hi,

It was said that you can install Filter Forge in a windows based tablet, the same as any other windows software, but the problem I see is that you need to have a license key to use it after trial ends, and as far as I know you can not share and is not allowed to share the license between devices.

So I suposse and think that If I want to use Filter Forge in the tablet and also on my own computer, do I need to buy two key licenses?

And if I for example buy a new laptop computer, I would then need 3 different key licenses?

I am telling this because I have seen that in other software I have seen they may not allow to install the software in more than one computer, but is allowed to install it on a portable device either a laptop or tablet. So you can install the software and share the same license key only if it is installed on a non desktop computer, and it seems that this is easy to detect by the software if it is a desktop computer or not.

Also another software companies allow to install in two computers, whatever they are

Adobe Photoshop seems to have a way that you can install in two computers, but if you may want to use it on another device, you can disable the license key on one device, and then enable it again on another different device or computer.

This is REALLY stupid. I'm the only person that every operates on my machines, and it's unreasonable to expect me to purchase multiple licenses. The software should be licensed to ME and not my machine (just as every single other piece of professional software that I use is). This is so obscurely stated in the documents, and definitely not made clear on the purchase screen. FF is probably not the solution for me, I guess. Will ask for a refund, and tell my org to do the same with their machines.

Def not in the professional design world. Every single thing I currently use (Adobe suite, Apple FCX, C4D, Octane Render) either allows multiple machines, or check-in/check-out licensing. Doesn't make any sense to require one person to buy multiple licenses.

That's fine with me. As I stated before, I'm the only one using the thing. I just need to switch between machines depending on where I am (in-studio vs on the road, or mac vs pc). And FF certainly isn't too small of a company to do it--if OTOY can do it, FF can.

FF is already pretty crazy expensive--seems greedy to make individuals buy it multiple times over.