This can work but do not make people compile it themselves the way Aseprite does.
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If Godot was at sensible price like under $20 on steam I can imagine most steam users would pay for 4.0 while still having option to compile at a source for free
Most people are willing to pay for convince. > 2 Aseprite Steam version So Aseprite can be complied for free but steam version is paid. Otherwise, I just use Dropbox, also free, and save my school files in there. If you really want cloud support, Google Docs is quite nice, and it's free, too.
There's a few other small things, but nothing I would consider a deal breaker. For example, there's some rarely used (but useful) function that Excel has that Calc doesn't, but Calc supports regex matching which Excel lacks (this is a big deal to me). There's certainly differences between the two, but it's more of a trade off than a deficiency. It's free, open source, works with Microsoft Office files, and none of my teachers were any the wiser. Viable, long-term alternative: LibreOffice. > * If your plan expires, you can extend your plan by re-verifying your status as an educator, or by moving to an Office 365 personal plan > * Online services associated with the school email address-for example, Office Online and OneDrive-will no longer work. > * The Office applications enter a reduced-functionality mode, which means that you can view documents, but you cannot edit or create new documents.
When your Office 365 Education plan expires: Your eligibility may be re-verified at any time. >You can use the plan as long as you are working at a qualified school.
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