Come on people, we all enjoy using the software.
Praise and thank-you's are all fine, but that does not put beer on the developers table!
Christmas is coming up!
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eric@scanlyd.no
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In appreciation of the work that is being put into keeping QLC+ operational, updated and upgraded, I do encourage QLC users to donate a few EUR to the project.
Come on people, we all enjoy using the software.
Praise and thank-you's are all fine, but that does not put beer on the developers table!
Come on people, we all enjoy using the software.
Praise and thank-you's are all fine, but that does not put beer on the developers table!
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mcallegari
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I swear I haven't paid Eric to write this ! 
Thanks Eric !
Unfortunately not everybody understands how much work there's behind the QLC+ project and how much they save by using it, instead of using very expensive commercial products.
They just see a free thing, they grab it and they complain when they find out that the software can't read their minds.
Thanks Eric !
Unfortunately not everybody understands how much work there's behind the QLC+ project and how much they save by using it, instead of using very expensive commercial products.
They just see a free thing, they grab it and they complain when they find out that the software can't read their minds.
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eric@scanlyd.no
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I can guarantee that the developer has not paid me, we reside in different parts of the world.
But being an systems engineer myself, I know far too well all the hours that goes into getting things to work.
(And I also know that great feeling when people by me beers to say thank you. )
It is all about showing a token of gratitude and appreciation for a continuous and ongoing job well done!
(And to help out a little with covering your expenses that you have for doing it.)
But being an systems engineer myself, I know far too well all the hours that goes into getting things to work.
(And I also know that great feeling when people by me beers to say thank you.
) It is all about showing a token of gratitude and appreciation for a continuous and ongoing job well done!
(And to help out a little with covering your expenses that you have for doing it.)