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Originally Posted by nearmiss
I don't know. I get your point, but most of the packages that would do what TrackIR is supposed to do are free. So... I don't think in terms of competition when they aren't trying to make money. Actually, if they were real viable competitors they would probably have to do some competent workarounds in the code not to be sued.
Whatever sounds best to you is fine with me.
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Yeah, I think what TrackIR are trying to do to freetrack is like a supermarket trying to stop you growing your own vegetables in your back garden by sabotaging your seedlings that the friendly farmer gave you.
Its not right and its not fair. You should be able to make something you could otherwise buy, using separate items you bought or were given.
Another example: You buy a ball of wool (LEDs, resistors and batteries). You already have some knitting needles (webcam). Your Gran then teaches you how to knit a scarf (freetrack software). Then along comes someone from Topshop (TrackIR) and breaks your poor gran's hands.