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Re: LightZone 3 official

by rayke3 :: Rate this Message:

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Op Wednesday 28 November 2007 19:09:40 schreef Marcin Chojnowski:

> On Nov 27, 2007 11:21 AM, Jacek Gozdz <cuniek@...> wrote:
> > Lets wait for the announcements but LZ4linux is coming really
> > soon!
> >
> > Oh, and one more - noone said it will be free, therefore I believe it
> > will not. Prepare wallets and show Lightcrafts that they made a good
> > choice.
>
> Bit too late I think. After seeing some meet the gimp podcasts +
> playing with RawTherapee I completely
> lost interest in (very slow) LightZone. It depends on pricing they
> will offer for Linux users as well. Having basic version working with
> let's say F-spot would be interesting.


I also had to look around for another way of finishing my picture's.
So i went looking around in the wonderfull linux world and found a way of
doing what i need/want to do.
That included buying Bibble Pro where i found a fully working linux version.
I did contact them because i don't have a credit card. Same day i got the link
of a German online shop that distribibutes Bibble and accepts bank transfer.
So withing a day i orderd the program.
Now i doubt if i would purchase LZ if it would be available for linux users.
When i remember the time it took to get some answers and keeping the way they
treed possible buyers in mind, i am not looking forward to interact with that
sort of company.
I still have great respect for Anton's work but since he left i feel no loalty
left towards LZ.
As for Jacek, i understand your step to participate in LZ and i remember the
few fine contacts we had.
So my feeling about LZ is formed only by the feeling i have about the company,
not by individuals.

Have a nice day,
Raymond
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