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It's already April，it‘s too long to wait the Evolve 2018.How can we get the beta to try？
I heard it might be released as late as october. Also note it will be subscription based.
Initially it was said that Evolve 2018 would come out at the end of the 1st quarter / beginning of 2nd quarter. It's that time now. October is far too long to wait, also I wouldn't be interested in purchasing the software if it will be subscription based licensing format. I prefer perpetual licensing format.
Unfortunately development for v2018 has taken much longer than anticipated in order to make the advancements needed. We are literally working day and night to get this completed as quickly as possible, but it is still too early to state a release date.
I did state earlier that we will likely have subscription based licensing for the next version, but doesn't necessarily mean that we will not have other options. No decisions have been finalized at this point.
Good to know that there may be other licensing options. Perpetual license option would be great.
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