feat(web): license UI #11182
feat(web): license UI #11182
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web/src/lib/components/shared-components/navigation-bar/navigation-bar.svelte
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| <div class="hidden md:block license-status pl-4 text-sm"> | ||
| {#if $isLicenseActivated} | ||
| <button | ||
| on:click={() => goto(`${AppRoute.USER_SETTINGS}?isOpen=user-license-settings`)} |
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This should just be a regular link
| <button | ||
| type="button" | ||
| on:click={openLicenseModal} | ||
| on:mouseenter={() => (showMessage = true)} |
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The message that stays visible after I hovered over this is pretty annoying
| <Portal target="body"> | ||
| {#if showMessage && getAccountAge() > 14} | ||
| <div | ||
| class="w-[265px] absolute bottom-[75px] left-[255px] bg-white dark:bg-gray-800 dark:text-white text-black rounded-xl z-10 shadow-2xl px-4 py-5" |
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The position of this message will be wrong when not using 100% zoom
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I really hope this will not get annoying for unlicensed users. It would probably end in a fork of Immich with all of this removed. Calling it a „trial“ when no license is activated gives me WinRAR vibes. |
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@LucaDev the only difference is just that status text to show licensed vs unlicensed |
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I guess that will be fine. Don’t get me wrong - I think you should absolutely be able to earn some money for all of this. |
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@LucaDev For sure, we are not planning on that 😄 |
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The wording choice is a bit suspicious to me. Seeing as this is AGPL licenced and distributed freely, what does it mean when it says unpaid use is "unlicensed" as in "not permitted"? Even though the actual legal text of the license says I have the right to do more than use it for any number of users. Does this imply that the licence will be switched in the future to something that contains further restrictions on the use and/or modification of Immich? If not, why not say something like "unpaid" instead then? To be clear, I have nothing against you making money with this, you fully deserve it. I love Immich so far, and would gladly pay you $25. I just fear it'll turn into some "source available" not-actually-free (as in freedom) software, and I'll have to migrate to something else (out of principle if nothing else). |
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