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Perhaps these apps were already well beyond supported? I don't use anything except 1Password on the list at the link and the current supported version is 7. Ver
by docdeek 7y ago
Perhaps these apps were already well beyond supported? I don't use anything except 1Password on the list at the link and the current supported version is 7. Version 2.x would have been sometime and many security updates ago, non?
- wetpaws 7y agoOn Windows it is perfectly reasonable to expect aps running even if they are 20 or sometimes 30 years old.
- scarface74 7y ago64 bit Windows doesn’t run 16 bit Windows code.
- wetpaws 7y agohttps://youtu.be/8WP7AkJo3OE https://youtu.be/8WP7AkJo3OE Yes and no. You can run progman and file manager on modern windows. Hell, you can run DOS aps.
- Dylan16807 7y agoThat's the 32 bit version. Without 64 bit support I wouldn't call it 'modern windows'. There's a reason almost nobody uses it.
- reaperducer 7y agoPerhaps these apps were already well beyond supported? Some of them are more than beyond supported. They're completely useless and unnecessary. There are programs on there for connecting to PCMCIA modems and Palm Pilots. That said, there is one item on that list that affects me, but I know that I've been avoiding a $299 upgrade for years, so it's not completely unexpected.
- Rebelgecko 7y agoJust because the developer doesn't support something anymore doesn't mean I stop wanting to use it. Theres also some games from relatively big names (Riot, Valve) that don't work. On one hand they had plenty of time to update. But OTOH with this and the OpenGL deprecation, maybe they saw the writing on the wall from Apple