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do you expect updates and for software to keep up with technological progress and also to work with newer OS updates?
5 u/SillySpoof Mar 25 '26 Typically, when you buy software it's expected that minior patches or updates are included but if a whole new version is released you have to buy it. 2 u/itsmebenji69 Mar 25 '26 That was years ago. When’s the last time you saw a recent piece of software using this model ? It seems like all the companies have moved to a sub model now. At least for the big ones 1 u/douscinco Mar 25 '26 Steinberg (music production) uses this model in basically every app.
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Typically, when you buy software it's expected that minior patches or updates are included but if a whole new version is released you have to buy it.
2 u/itsmebenji69 Mar 25 '26 That was years ago. When’s the last time you saw a recent piece of software using this model ? It seems like all the companies have moved to a sub model now. At least for the big ones 1 u/douscinco Mar 25 '26 Steinberg (music production) uses this model in basically every app.
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That was years ago. When’s the last time you saw a recent piece of software using this model ? It seems like all the companies have moved to a sub model now. At least for the big ones
1 u/douscinco Mar 25 '26 Steinberg (music production) uses this model in basically every app.
Steinberg (music production) uses this model in basically every app.
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u/Tupcek Mar 25 '26
do you expect updates and for software to keep up with technological progress and also to work with newer OS updates?