I'm not sure what to take from this. Are you worried there is some sort of anti-Windows 7 conspiracy, where software vendors stop supporting a 15 year old year

I'm not sure what to take from this. Are you worried there is some sort of anti-Windows 7 conspiracy, where software vendors stop supporting a 15 year old years out of support OS so that an unrelated software vendor receives more data? Or is it simply more likely that nobody wants to test their software on a 15 year old OS? When XP came out that would have been Windows 95, and the same thing happened.