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I want to highlight that it's not for the current Windows version but for the old Windows 7 which is closing its end of life.
by solomatov 8y ago
I want to highlight that it's not for the current Windows version but for the old Windows 7 which is closing its end of life.
- rustcharm 8y agoIt's right in the title. Agreed; it's two versions old. Does Apple still support OS8?
- intern4tional 8y agoMore importantly, the charge only happens after Windows 7 has reached end of life. They did the same thing with XP, and any enterprise software company does this for end of life software. If you want support on an EOL product, it's not free. The article jumps to conclusions -> saying this will cause problems with Windows 10, which is not yet EOL. This article is more or less flamebait.
- TheSpiceIsLife 8y agoCorrect me if I'm wrong, from my limited experience in the enterprise software space, if you want support for current / still under active development version, that also isn't free. Updates can also come at a cost.
- addicted 8y agoWindows 10 updates are free. And security updates for Windows 7 are also free until it’s EOL.