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Dropping support for old versions is standard. As long as the window of support is sufficiently long it is a fine decision overall. The question is can Microso
by Guvante 3y ago
Dropping support for old versions is standard. As long as the window of support is sufficiently long it is a fine decision overall.
The question is can Microsoft extend that support for a cost?
Note they did provide a decade of updates.
- kevincox 3y ago> The question is can Microsoft extend that support for a cost? I think it is reasonable to do this. The alternative is making all users pay for the extended support that only a minority need. I think after a decade it is completely fair that the users who value longer support can pay for it.