How is this different than the last two times you posted something very similar to this? (public beta testing of Perl Editor and Free Perl Editor) Did you not get enough feedback? Or did you not like the feedback that you received?

Honestly, I didn't try it then and I'm not going to try it now (I do all of my development on linux using vi) but humor me... What is the point of someone like me beta testing this *besides* the fact that you'll give me a license for the full professional version that I will never use? You benefit from me testing it but what's in it for me?

Update: By the way, this screenshot shows your lack of Perl knowledge.

In reply to Re: Perl Editor Beta-tests by Mr. Muskrat
in thread Perl Editor Beta-tests by Luckasoft

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