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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1097780" data-attributes="member: 114717">It is a free product with $0 revenue. The product owner spends what he sees fit to spend on the product. The fact that you and others disagree does not matter. Melih is not obligated to do anything more than he has already done.It makes no sense to expend resources on any product that is completely free.A 5 year old child understands this common sense idea.Really? Then why does Microsoft aggressively sell its VDI? VDI is virtualization. It does not matter if it is whole system or isolated application environment, both are &quot;containment.&quot; Containment is used extensively in enterprise and government, particularly when involving regulated, sensitive data. Just last month we closed-out a $37 million project that included &quot;containment.&quot; So you obviously do not know what you&#039;re talking about.I get that some people cannot cope with software bugs, but the Comodo and [USER=7463]@cruelsister[/USER] bashing campaign that has been initiated by two people - [USER=67091]@Decopi[/USER] and [USER=99014]@Trident[/USER] - and it is unhinged.I personally could care less about Comodo. If people want to use it and are fanbois or fangirlz, and it makes them happy, then good for them. On the other hand the fact that two people on this forum are so butthurt about Comodo and its bugs, and spend half their time derailing every Comodo discussion is pathetic. Why do you two care so much about others&#039; software choices?When you get something for free, if you have high expectations then you are the problem - and not the party giving the free product or the quality of the product itself. If it is free nobody has any right to complain. That is &quot;The Rule of Free.&quot;When someone gives you 2 pennies for free and you complain that you cannot do anything with the 2 pennies, it does not matter. You were still given something for free. If you do not like the quality, performance, amount, or however you want to measure what you have been given, again it does not matter. It was given to you at $0 cost. People that give things away for free owe nobody anything.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1097780, member: 114717"] It is a free product with $0 revenue. The product owner spends what he sees fit to spend on the product. The fact that you and others disagree does not matter. Melih is not obligated to do anything more than he has already done. It makes no sense to expend resources on any product that is completely free. A 5 year old child understands this common sense idea. Really? Then why does Microsoft aggressively sell its VDI? VDI is virtualization. It does not matter if it is whole system or isolated application environment, both are "containment." Containment is used extensively in enterprise and government, particularly when involving regulated, sensitive data. Just last month we closed-out a $37 million project that included "containment." So you obviously do not know what you're talking about. I get that some people cannot cope with software bugs, but the Comodo and [USER=7463]@cruelsister[/USER] bashing campaign that has been initiated by two people - [USER=67091]@Decopi[/USER] and [USER=99014]@Trident[/USER] - and it is unhinged. I personally could care less about Comodo. If people want to use it and are fanbois or fangirlz, and it makes them happy, then good for them. On the other hand the fact that two people on this forum are so butthurt about Comodo and its bugs, and spend half their time derailing every Comodo discussion is pathetic. Why do you two care so much about others' software choices? When you get something for free, if you have high expectations then you are the problem - and not the party giving the free product or the quality of the product itself. If it is free nobody has any right to complain. That is "The Rule of Free." When someone gives you 2 pennies for free and you complain that you cannot do anything with the 2 pennies, it does not matter. You were still given something for free. If you do not like the quality, performance, amount, or however you want to measure what you have been given, again it does not matter. It was given to you at $0 cost. People that give things away for free owe nobody anything. [/QUOTE]

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