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Nothing. But it's in their best interest to keep it working since they're going to charge you for the upgrade that continues to work.
by selectodude 7y ago
Nothing. But it's in their best interest to keep it working since they're going to charge you for the upgrade that continues to work.
- scarface74 7y agoIsn’t that also a good thing - that a company has a business model that allows them to keep supporting an app for almost two decades? What alternative would you prefer? That Apple ships the latest MacOS with a 68K emulator, a PPC emulator, all of the 32 bit libraries, classic MacOS in a VM, and all of the Carbon libraries forever?