Not a problem at all. It's especially great when you can copy across files from one radio/RT Systems software to the Baofeng one....that's where the value lies.
I take my wouxun, read it into chirp, export the data to a .chirp file, import that into a baofeng image, and write it. I have 3 UV-5R's and one Wouxun. All programmed exactly the same using this method.
I also have the same set of memories (below 128) on my Anytone 5888, and my Yaesu VX-3. I have local airport frequencies above that on the last two. And I keep commonly traveled airport frequencies above 760 on the VX3. I use the yaesu software to write scan groups.
The RT software is over priced. They should sell software modules for different radio types with a base software (includes one module). Easier to maintain, and easier to sell. If they did it that way, I'd have impulse bought their stuff a few months ago.