Indigo is going commercial; Indigo 2.0

[Stinkie]

Et tu, Remus? You ganging up on me too!? ;)

Aw. I go pwned. *gobbles down bunch of chill pills*

[WytRaven]

[quote="Stinkie"]Et tu, Remus? You ganging up on me too!? ;)

Aw. I go pwned. *gobbles down bunch of chill pills*[/quote]

lmao! :)

[BbB]

Nice to see u too Wyt. Ah, the good ol days.

But I've never been very far ;-)

[handsomedave]

Stinkie,

Bugger off.

It was a joke.

Hitler would have laughed.

[Stinkie]

So I didn't get it - no reason to get rude, now is it?

[handsomedave]

Sorry Stinkie I'm just messing with you a little I mean no real harm.

This brings up a question though for Ben and Nick
Do we need to police our own behavior a little more carefully now that Indigo is a commercial project? If so I'll edit the profanity from my post. If not I'll keep trying my best not to go too far.

No hard feelings Stinkie?

[Stinkie]

Aaaaaaand ... pwned again! Dammit.

Nope, no hard feelings. You better pray I don't find out where you live, though.

[OnoSendai]

Yes, no personal insults and swearing in posts please.

[Stinkie]

Remember folks, you can always pm me if you need to verbally abuse someone. No need to go cold turkey!

[handsomedave]

Sorry Ono post edited.

Thanks Stinkie. Feel free to PM me for the same.

[Doug Armand]

[quote="handsomedave"]Sorry Ono post edited.

Thanks Stinkie. Feel free to PM me for the same.[/quote]

I've heard about people liking to be abused but for me this is all getting a bit kinky :-^)

[kwistenbiebel]

The last two pages of this thread is the best I read on ze internet for quite some time :).
Great discours.
Stinkie, you da man. ;)

[midnight.mangler]

Hi folks, although I have been using Indigo for six months now the news that Indigo is going commercial prompted me to register and post here for the first time. ;-)

Firstly, thanks to Ono and the community who made the free product possible. I am enjoying learning 3D rendering - it was kind of a childhood ambition which I only recently got around to at the ripe old age of 34. I'm doing it purely as a hobby, but I love it, even though I'm still a raw noob.

Enough about me though. I would very much like to buy a lifetime license for Indigo. I am currently oscillating between purchasing a Mac Pro or a plain core i7 Wintel platform for rendering. I already own three macs (an imac and 2 x macbook pros) and use Indigo currently under winXp and Vista under Bootcamp but would greatly prefer the OSX environment to Windows. Hence my dilemma - I am reluctant to plump out 295EUR for the windows version, only to finally buy a Mac Pro and be forced to bootcamp Indigo.
It would be interesting to know if a lifetime license could be freely transferred between OS's. If not freely, then could a priced option to transfer an existing license to a new OS be considered, or a "onetime only" option to exercise a change ?

I'd be interested to hear your feedback on this question.

Many thanks for the free product and best of luck for the new initiative.

[midnight.mangler]

Hmmm... Not being very bright, I only just realised there may be another obstacle as currently the blendigo exporter supports windows only at the moment...!

[fused]

It would be interesting to know if a lifetime license could be freely transferred between OS's.

a license is bound to the hardware, means you can use indigo on the same hardware under win, osx and linux.