Question about licensing

Question about licensing?
Believe me I appreciate the free copy and Im not trying to be greedy my question is based upon the number of personal computers I currently use ff on
I have 19 at home and 7 at work
with ff installed on quite a few since I multitask alot
if You would let me know about the per processor licensing If I will need to buy additional copies Just let me know I might purchase 2 or 3 since beyond that is a little pricey for me
Please inform me of the per processor licening for Your produce
And again much thanks it was a HUGE!!!! surprise that I would even be considered let alone approved for a free copy
So believe me I would hold no disgruntlement or resentment if additional copies would need to be purchased by me
Again thanks

Thanks much appreciated but they are a business and I dont seek to cheat them their money if they feel entitled to it

Yeah I understood I just didnt want anyone to think I was belly aching

???? good filters You need to look at some of the other folks here Mine are definatly mediocre in comparison

But Im just willing to try anything no matter how retarded or insane it might appear at first glance and I definatly dont like the answer --it cant be done
anything can be done with computers --we just maybe havnt figured out how to tell them how to do it yet

volde's a hard worker apparently, I can only guess how much time he's spent on his filters, I'm sure I pale in comparison time-wise, and lord knows I've wasted countless hours ha-ha. And I can only wonder what kind of mansion he must live in that has room for 19 computers ha-ha.

jffe

A house, well, there ya go, that's a mansion compared to my daylight basement 1 bedroom unit here ha-ha. I dunno how you managed to get/keep 19 computers, I have 2 currently, and I've been trying to find someone around here to give the old one to, before I give up, and turn it into an ashtray.

jffe

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voldemort wrote: if You would let me know about the per processor licensing If I will need to buy additional copies

We issue free copes to beta-testers and filter authors under our Standard License, which is formulated in the EULA as follows:

c). Standard License. Unless otherwise specifically provided under valid invoicing, purchase order or licensing terms accepted by Licensor in writing (e.g. trial, beta, or multiple user license as specified in a contemporaneous purchase order or agreement) granted by the Licensor upon registration of the Product (online or otherwise as provided by Licensor), Licensee is granted a non-exclusive and non-transferable license to Operate one (1) copy of the specified major version of the Product by one user account in the operating system (“User”) during the Term of this Agreement on one Client Device provided that if multiple or volume License is purchased, the number of the Client Devices and the number of permitted users shall be as provided and permitted by invoicing terms or applicable terms and conditions set forth on the Licensor’s website www.filterforge.com at the time of purchase of the License. The Licensor reserves all rights not expressly granted herein.

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voldemort wrote: Just let me know I might purchase 2 or 3

If you decide to buy multiple copies, be sure to take advantage of our volume discounts: http://www.filterforge.com/buy/bulk.html

If you look at picutre 2 you will see filecabinets and tubs with more parts between that and whats in the atic I have parts for about 15 more just no room -monitors or kvm for them all like I said I turn away NO wayward computer
My kids no to clear out of my office because Im continually rolling my chair between computers
but hey the whole parallel computing for ff sounds neat Ill have to figure that one out later
Ive actually slowed down allot with ff of late because I assuemed 3 more major projects recently hope to get back to cranking them out again soon

thanks for giving me the heads up on the vol lice bit Vlad all I can say is DUH I should have thought about reading the eula shows how with it I was yesterday

I've been thinking about the license issue as well.

During the beta, I used FF on two machines, my personal studio workstation and my home internet machine.

While the beta version could be installed and used on an unlimited number of machines, the standard release version is restricted to a single machine, AFAIK. So, if I installed the standard version on my two machines, using the same license key, I'd already be violating the EULA.

In the future, I'll have to spend my weekends in the studio...

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Kraellin wrote: we need the 'enterprise' version, dilla Smile

I just wished Filter Forge Inc. would use a user-centric licensing scheme instead of a machine-centric one, like these guys here do.

Sure. I'm not a lawyer, but the following two paragraphs seem to be most illuminating on the user-centric scheme...

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1. License Subject to all the terms of this License Agreement, Licensor grants to Licensee and its authorized Users a non-exclusive, personal, revocable, non-assignable, non-sublicensable right ("License") to Use the Software in object code form only in the Territory for the number of Licenses for which Licensee has registered and for which payment has been received. In this License Agreement, the Software and any and all copies of any of it are referred to as the "Licensed Software." 3. Restrictions (a) Licensee may Use the Licensed Software in object code only for up to the number of Licenses issued (as described above), wherever located in the Territory, including desktop computer, home computer, and laptop computer, so long as such Users abide by the terms of this License Agreement and Use the Licensed Software on workstations that are under control of, owned by, or leased by (1) Licensee or (2) such User. For each authorized User, the User may install the Licensed Software on the User’s office computer, home computer, and laptop computer at the cost of only one license fee and at no additional charge; provided that only one such copy is used at any one time.

The link I gave above provides a very good summary on the user-centric scheme, and why it may be more user-friendly than the machine-centric one. Personally, I like to be able to take my tools with me whereever I go...