> otherwise it'll become obsolete within couple of years I mean, sure, this is what all the software developers have been saying... In the meantime, I'm const

> otherwise it'll become obsolete within couple of years I mean, sure, this is what all the software developers have been saying... In the meantime, I'm constantly seeing users, even here on HN, complaining about how their favorite software tools are changing. Users the world over annoyed at SaaS, and pining for installable software that they can just put on a machine and never have to worry about forced upgrades or annual maintenance fees, etc., or even the convenience of not needing an internet connection for it to work. The software world has never been black and white. There are product niches, and also use-case niches. You could probably make a good business by choosing something that's only available as SaaS and releasing a local-only version of it.