Logos pro... What am i getting

Berechiah

It says that if I keep logos 10 subscription for 2 years

What do I get to keep ?

Is it an actual logos 10 program? Do I get to keep feature sets? Like gold?

Can anyone help me understand

I can't find what data sets are included

Features sets like read aloud mobile app or sermon builder

And what in liners

I can't find any lis

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Dave Hooton

It says that if I keep logos 10 subscription for 2 years

What do I get to keep ?

Is it an actual logos 10 program? Do I get to keep feature sets? Like gold?

After 2 years on subscription you are eligible to keep (own) the offline features available to you. These are the tools that you can use in the app, and may include datasets and interlinears. Different subscriptions have different features, so you keep Pro features if that is your subscription.

Peter_G

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1306571#Comment_1306571

After 2 years on subscription you are eligible to keep (own) the offline features available to you. These are the tools that you can use in the app, and may include datasets and interlinears. Different subscriptions have different features, so you keep Pro features if that is your subscription.

Dave, is this documented somewhere in logos.com, or is it a piece of "insider" info?

1Cor10 31

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1306571#Comment_1306571

It says that if I keep logos 10 subscription for 2 years

What do I get to keep ?

Is it an actual logos 10 program? Do I get to keep feature sets? Like gold?

After 2 years on subscription you are eligible to keep (own) the offline features available to you. These are the tools that you can use in the app, and may include datasets and interlinears. Different subscriptions have different features, so you keep Pro features if that is your subscription.

Mark Barnes has clarified what these offline features are: Anything cloud and Anything AI will always be on subscription. You can't own them. So if they develop ZERO non-AI/cloud features during the 2 years, you get to keep the entire ZERO features!

Bill Moore

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1306576#Comment_1306576

After 2 years on subscription you are eligible to keep (own) the offline features available to you. These are the tools that you can use in the app, and may include datasets and interlinears. Different subscriptions have different features, so you keep Pro features if that is your subscription.

Dave, is this documented somewhere in logos.com, or is it a piece of "insider" info?

Peter, it is a Q&A here: https://www.logos.com/early-access.

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What is a Legacy Fallback License?

A Legacy Fallback License allows you to keep offline features when you cancel your subscription after 24 consecutive months. Instead of falling back to a free or previous version of Logos, you'll keep core features from your subscription tier that don't rely on the cloud or AI.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1306581#Comment_1306581

Mark Barnes has clarified what these offline features are: Anything cloud and Anything AI will always be on subscription. You can't own them. So if they develop ZERO non-AI/cloud features during the 2 years, you get to keep the entire ZERO features!

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Just yesterday, I was looking at what I have from Accordance that Logos doesn't have (O/L). Then, I wondered, with the big-bucks pouring in to FL, would they bestir themselves to produce/sell some new O/L tomes. Then, I remembered, they need to earn the big-bucks: features. And now, you're saying ...

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1306581#Comment_1306581

So if they develop ZERO non-AI/cloud features during the 2 years, you get to keep the entire ZERO features!

Fortunately, many core features would not be enhanced by AI or cloud. So, assuming they use reasonable design practices, we can make decent assumptions as to which side enhancements are apt to fall. Well, "we" not including all users but rather "we" including users with systems analysis/system design experience. What I would expect to see more of in the next couple of years is the reworking of the older guide sections to bring them to the web and mobile apps while decreasing the overall maintenance drain their old technology brings e.g. the recent reworking of Biblical person/Biblical place/Biblical thing. Unfortunately, it will take some time to see if I am right.

Berechiah

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1306585#Comment_1306585

Thanks all for the help