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I'd be happy to pay for updates, if this would make the companies issuing them more liable for their quality. The whole "agile" and free thing has gone too far.
by tdkl 11y ago
I'd be happy to pay for updates, if this would make the companies issuing them more liable for their quality. The whole "agile" and free thing has gone too far.
I hate it when I post an opinion about a bad update, then someone comes around and replies "hey, it's a free update" or "it will be fixed in the next release". Yeah great, but until that I have to live with the poor update and that's something I'd rather pay money for to avoid. Even Apple disappointed with their iOS 9 stuttering release.
- Jemmeh 11y agoEhhh. Updates are frequently to fix things that were missed-- mistakes. No amount of money can completely eradicate mistakes. Even NASA which spends a lot of money and time on code still has mistakes that they have to go back and fix.
- spacemanmatt 11y agoJust to pick a nit about liability -- I don't think you'll ever find a vendor risking general liability for anything. That's just asking to lose a lawsuit, IMO.