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Reply to Impulse in Fences Stardock Forums

I"m not asking it to be explained to me. I completely understand how it works and all of my options. I haven't been rude or offensive, as others who have come on posting in all caps, flaming about the issue. I've merely provided my feedback, which should be valuable. "So ........ keep it or toss it. Up to you but complaining about it is an exercise in futility." I wholeheartedly disagree. Providing feedback as a user about what you like or don't like about a produc

Reply to Impulse in Fences Stardock Forums

As I've said, I've voiced my opinion. They can act on it or not. No need to get defensive about it.

Reply to Impulse in Fences Stardock Forums

So you are saying download and install Impulse, install Fences via Impulse, delete Impulse. And then when there is an update to Fences, re-download and re-install Impulse, update Fences via Impulse, delete Impulse again. And you don't see that as a pain in the neck? Again, I can see if you have a bunch of the Stardock stuff installed, it could be nice to manage it with, like Steam. But for a single utility, it's ridiculous. And I totally understand that I can uninstall

Impulse in Fences Stardock Forums

Not a rant, but want to add my voice to those protesting the need for Impulse to be installed in order to install and update Fences. Fences is a great program and there is no reason at all why Impulse is needed. It's purported purpose is to enable downloads, updates and registrations. I can see this as being useful if I had several of the Stardock products installed. But it's completely unnecessary for a single product. The Fences install directory is 10.2 MB. The Impulse folder is 22