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Currently, Fluent Store will happily download and install apps from the Microsoft Store that are paid, such as Affinity Designer. Note that does not enable piracy: Windows will prevent the app from running if the signed in user does not have a valid license for it. This can lead to a poor user experience, if they download and install an app only to find that it doesn't work. There should be a warning of some sort on paid apps to explain this. The real trouble will be implementing this while keeping the abstraction between the UI and package sources.
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Currently, Fluent Store will happily download and install apps from the Microsoft Store that are paid, such as Affinity Designer. Note that does not enable piracy: Windows will prevent the app from running if the signed in user does not have a valid license for it. This can lead to a poor user experience, if they download and install an app only to find that it doesn't work. There should be a warning of some sort on paid apps to explain this. The real trouble will be implementing this while keeping the abstraction between the UI and package sources.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: