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Registry First Aid & Registry Compressor Joint Venture Petition

Registry First Aid & Registry Compressor Joint Venture Petition

Closed — 9 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 21 years, 6 months ago
We want Registry First Aid (hereinafter, RFA) and Registry Compressor (hereinafter, RC) combined into ONE program. The source code should be merged and software royalties for the combined programs to be split 50/50 between the individual developers of the two separate programs. The currently existing problem is, two separate programs, RFA & RC, dirty up your operating system registry. While these two separate programs are trying to clean and compress the registry, they are actually contributing to the problem they\'re trying to solve. They should be combined into one program, reducing the registry entries by half. Less cluttering of the Start Menu and the registry. Recipient of the petition: Joseph Burke CEO/President, Infinisource http://www.infinisource.com/joseph.htm [email protected] Infinisource is the parent company of: http://www.rosecitysoftware.com which distributes the two separate programs.

Updates

August 18, 2007

Consolidating Registry First Aid and Registry Compressor into a single application remains a logical step for improving system efficiency. The feedback gathered here confirms that users are tired of managing redundant tools that complicate their registry maintenance. I am currently preparing to present these collective requirements to Infinisource leadership to advocate for this integration.

August 18, 2007

The momentum behind this proposal has surpassed my initial expectations. It is encouraging to see such a clear consensus regarding the efficiency of merging these registry tools.

3 Comments

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Mike Powell
21 years ago Featured

Why do I need two separate apps taking up space for the same task? Just combine them and save us the trouble of extra bloat.

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Dave Mills
21 years ago Featured

one program is better than two. sick of my registry getting cluttered by the cleaners themselves.

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Sarah Yang
21 years ago Featured

Seriously it makes no sense to have both when they basically do the same thing. Get with the times and merge them already.