Thread: About map editions, licenses and software versions

Such grand explanation, but not quite correct. The reason why a "partially cracked" proggy need license is because the crack didn't do the job where it's supposed to; ie: the license and key logic routines. A "fully cracked" proggy by-pass the license logic and compute the key. Whether it need "one" license is moot. If done correctly, it shouldn't. If the content is not encrypted such as lang, voice, etc... then no key is needed/checked. But if it's protected such as map, poi, speedcam, etc... then a correct key is needed to decrypt the content. "Licensing" add ability to check if a particular "feature" is allowed and how long it will be valid. Only when the "code" is not cracked correctly that you really need a license. Hmmm, I shouldn't be wasting my time teaching this; IDA Pro is your friend

Originally Posted by osiris4isis

..."partially cracked" proggy...

First of all, "proggy" does not exist. That what you "invent" and keep repeating - doesn't mean it is true. Nor will it be accepted.
Second - I mentioned "concept of functioning of iGO software", and accordingly - partially/fully cr*cked software in the iGO world. iGO does not have its own "retail" variant.
In that sense, no one has ever made one for any platform, iGO that does not require licenses. Because that would require a complete new CODE writing. Therefore, it would also be a complete new software. Well, here you go.