We are building a .NET desktop application and planning to add licensing with LimeLM. We'll be selling it to corporate customers that will deploy the software to their staff's computers with the installer we provide in an automated way. So, there will be no manual intervention of end-users in licensing process. What would be the good way in terms of licensing strategies LimeLM provides in our case? We first thought of embedding product keys in installers without asking to user and activating in installation process. This just seemed to be simplest option but I have a feeling that turbofloat fits better to our needs.
Can you provide some suggestions / pointers on this issue ?
Well, just because the end-user (the corporate user) will not be seeing a UI or will not be entering the product key personally, doesn't mean there won't be someone doing the installation (namely, the admin).
So, it's really up to you. TurboActivate or TurboFloat are options available. It depends on your needs and your customers' needs. Here's a good article on the benefits and downsides of each: https://wyday.com/limelm/help/licensing-types/
