[LarryClapp]

> commercial non-OSS with a perpetual license at least means you can keep using an old version as long as you can manage

That's what hucksh has. Today's license will work with today's code (and code released in the next year) forever. Sorry if that was unclear.

[abeyer]

Oh, ok, that's at least more reasonable. Thanks for clarifying. (and for using such a license)

Not really unclear, now that I look closer, I just saw the annual rate and hadn't actually clicked through to the license/pricing details and assumed that to mean a typical SaaS subscription model. (it's cool and all, but not a fit for me based on the direction you're going.)