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Got this pamphlet for a 3d printer and they're boasting "proprietary software!" on the flyer like it's a pro and not a con
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It's not because the dev is on their own that others can't offer separate support.
One can acquire experience anyway offer to review the code of the solution upon noticing an error at a client that can't be fixed with some google-fu.