[ODE] Going Mainstream?

[Roel van Dijk]

Maybe there affraid that there isn't enough support. If a company buys a 
commercial product there is usualy some kind of warranty plus things like 24 
hour support via telephone. That sort of thing.

I think ODE has excellent support. Just look at this mailing list. But I don't 
know if company's want to rely on a mailing list for support because it 
doesn't _guarantee_ support if something doesn't work.

Roel van Dijk

> Hello,
>
> Here's a couple questions for you, from perhaps a different angle:
>
> Why are developers choosing to use expensive toolkits like Havok and Karma
> when ODE is free, open and very reasonably licensed?  Is it support, tools,
> ease of integration, documentation, a good design, or perhaps something
> else?
>
> Further, what does ODE need in order to compete with the big guys and be
> recognized?
>
> Regards,
> Brian
>
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