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> where every new version requires you to pay for a fresh license. At that point, you might as well turn it into subscription software. The huge difference bei
by eviks 3y ago
> where every new version requires you to pay for a fresh license. At that point, you might as well turn it into subscription software.
The huge difference being: if you stop subscribing, you lose the current version even if you don't need the features in the new version
- BlueTemplar 3y agoWorst case scenario is perhaps being forced on the new version and not being able to keep using the old one even though the new version breaks your workflow.