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How is that strange? What about maintenance and regular updates?
by Toutouxc 3y ago
How is that strange? What about maintenance and regular updates?
- grishka 3y agoWhat happened with people using one single version of something for 10 years? If there's a major update, it's a separate product that's a paid upgrade. We've had that figured out since the 90s. And quality software doesn't need maintenance.
- TheKarateKid 3y agoFCP and Logic are highly optimized for Apple's CPU and GPUs. They fully utilize all cores and operate in a way that won't bring the general OS to a grinding halt if you're encoding in the background. Additionally, Apple updates these to provide all the latest video and audio encoding available on their devices. Doing all of this requires significant engineering and licensing (Dolby) that comes at a cost.
- 76SlashDolphin 3y agoSure but none of that should fall under "maintenance". Apple makes a new SoC and needs to optimize Logic for it? Fine, issue a paid upgrade but make it optional since it has 0 impact on my M1 Mac. They add a new feature like Dolby support? Again, make the update optional if it's paid since a lot of people (me incl) don't care about it. The entire point is to not cut off access to one's offline workflow if money is tight which is absolutely possible for tools like Logic and FinalCut.
- Affric 3y agoWhat is the difference between maintenance and regular updates? If I for software it should be complete, correct, and secure. No new features? Fair enough.