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The problem is when it adds up: you pay for FCP, for Adobe, for Office, for Figma, for X... at the end, you are paying 200 dollars per month in software (withou
by kwanbix 3y ago
The problem is when it adds up: you pay for FCP, for Adobe, for Office, for Figma, for X... at the end, you are paying 200 dollars per month in software (without counting Netflix, Spotify, hosting, etc).
- core-utility 3y agoThis is true of buy-once software too. You used to pay a significantly higher cost for FCP, Adobe, Office, etc......
- turnsout 3y agoAnd you would still be forced to upgrade every 2-3 years once people started to send you incompatible files!