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That's kind of the point, isn't it? Instead of directing one's ire at Apple or any other OS vendor for dropping 32-bit support, why not get upset at Adobe for
by na85 7y ago
That's kind of the point, isn't it? Instead of directing one's ire at Apple or any other OS vendor for dropping 32-bit support, why not get upset at Adobe for creating a SaaS hellscape in the first place?
- kibibu 7y agoIn the Adobe case, fine. What if people have 32 bit software where the vendor has gone out of business?
- na85 7y agoPerhaps it's time for them to invest in alternative software, or change to a legacy OS, or just simply not update to Catalina.
- semiotagonal 7y agoOr stop buying Apple products, which is my end-goal after all of this. Their stuff costs too much money to have them undermining my workflow at their whim. Apple used to about things that "just work", now they're about things that "don't work anymore".