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This is one of the costs of most free software. You either update to latest version, or you pay for support. Of course it is up to each project if they even wan
by jakjak123 3y ago
This is one of the costs of most free software. You either update to latest version, or you pay for support. Of course it is up to each project if they even want to offer such support.
- jillesvangurp 3y agoYou get the same cost with closed source software and it's as old as software is. Try getting support for older versions of windows. Or DOS. MS walked away from that at some point as well. The benefit of open source software is that as long as the code is out there, somebody could take it upon themselves to fix things and share the results. You don't have that option with windows. And you only have that option with Dos because somebody created an OSS version of that; which is still being used by some to run stuff from last century. Windows is probably a bit more tricky.