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Sure but that $50 app works in perpetuity. Back when I did uni IT one of my professors was still using their ~20 year old version of WordPerfect. I still have a
by Spivak 2y ago
Sure but that $50 app works in perpetuity. Back when I did uni IT one of my professors was still using their ~20 year old version of WordPerfect. I still have a copy of Office 2003 that works. They can pry my Adobe CS6 license from my cold dead hands.
So I think you're right it's App Stores but for the reason that they force indefinite maintenance on developers.