Digital BW, The Print

From:  Bob Frost <bobfrost@...>

"namely that the engineers will not have to spend so much time producing
headline-grabbing new features for conventional upgrades, but will be able
to devote more time to improving performance"

Or, you could read that to mean that since users are FORCED to pay a monthly
subscription and KEEP paying in order to retain access to their presumably,
very important files, Adobe no longer has a motive to produce, which, BTW,
is exactly the way these subscription software packages ACTUALLY work!
Ever looked at software that has been subscription only for a decade or
more? I have. Funny thing. It looks exactly like ten year old software.

They stop developing because they know they have a captive audience and can
hold their files hostage.


David Kachel

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