[QLab] iLok Key

[Jim Carroll]

Removable media would be interesting, but it still adds a layer to a  
smooth process.  Right now I'm bringing the computer to the party so  
it doesn't make much difference. If a place was going to have a  
resident Mac, I could see launching my machine in Target mode to run  
it as a drive or transferring everything to a portable FW drive that  
I could use. It would still be about the license - if I own it, it  
would go away with me. I look at it as value added to the venue. I  
can do it the easy way or you can do it on your own.

Question for Chris - is piracy an issue for you? This group is active  
and supportive. I've never seen a post that would indicate people are  
cloning licenses. In fact, I think most of us have gone out of our  
way to give you money as we believe in your project. I'm of the  
feeling that if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Jim

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On Oct 30, 2007, at 12:57 PM, sam kusnetz wrote:

>
> i think chris' interpretation of lars' suggestion is interesting: put
> the license files on removable media. this dovetails nicely with my
> request to have preferences save along with workspaces, rather than
> globally. this will bring us very close to the point where we can plug
> our firewire disks into any mac with a fresh install of qlab, and have
> our whole show ready in moments.
>
> think of a lighting console... designer arrives with disk, loads show
> into ETC express or whatever, and it loads cues, patch, macros, etc...
> we should be like that!
>
> cheers
> sam
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