>backwards compatibility i. e "we're so fucking terrified of our moronic reactionary boomer userbase that we waste massive amounts of developer time to maintain dozens of useless and/or counterproductive features, making our overall product much clunkier and harder to use"
>it's a js app that runs in embedded chromium >nodejs desktop app
Colton Davis
>release incremental update to [software] >literally all files created with older version no longer work with the new one fuck you
Jacob Watson
>Freemium
Anthony Hill
Conversely, Jow Forums saying it's bad means you should take a serious look at it.
Nicholas Robinson
Name five (5) times this happened
James Baker
it's another 'let's trigger Jow Forums' thread
Xavier Wright
sure is summer
Isaac Howard
As opposed to wasting time remaking all the shit that used to work?
Josiah Thompson
Apple iWork
Lucas Barnes
You are a moron if you think that way, for example win7 is much better than its little sisters
Ayden Jones
You are obviously a NEET. If you have ever worked on a project with more than five users, you would know how important backward compatibility is. No, the fingers on you left hand doesn't count.
Hell, if you ever used a library that completely broke your product, you'd know how important it is.
Thomas White
Is this the dude that complains about 'summerfags' every summer? die in a hole completely alone bro we all know you're one of them.
>instead of building upon the current software, let's just throw all of that shit out like hot garbage and make a completely new thing with each product iteration and force everybody to automatically adapt to our arbitrary decisions because... money?
Not everybody can be Nintendo.
Henry Anderson
Why won't millions of businesses upgrade to our new version? Fuck their old documents and data stores.
It depends. Some businesses have machines that have custom software and cost ridiculous amounts of money to stop running. So they never so.
Others just dont understand tech. And some bosses dont allow people to lose a second of work.
Tyler Scott
TuxGuitar
Jason Morales
>"The installation path must not contain spaces" I had to check the calendar to confirm it was 2018. This is proprietary software costing several thousand dollars to license.
Caleb Garcia
Windows can still run 16 bit programs. Fucking 16 bit.
Isaac Hill
How hard was it to put quotes around the path location
>66235004 >fork I have no idea how it works but I'm gonna make it better. >no backwards compatibility We fucked it the first time, now we fix it, next time we'll start over again. >fizbuzz 18.014.16 Weekly updates of your basic utility because it was released with bugs the first time and normies consider a software "dead" if numbers aren't continusly growing (software development is actually complete and bug free) >FOSS in first line of description We are "philosophers/activists/sjws who code", basically one level higher than "coder girls"
Joshua Wood
>debian patched edition >use GNU info for the manual >python 2 in 2018
don't bring the knight sabers into this
Wyatt Brooks
> being this fucking new
Benjamin Lewis
>buy me a coffee >for "only" $40
Caleb Anderson
Yes. Yes it is. We all have calendars.
Isaac Gray
>Author: Apple
Logan Mitchell
Only 32 bit windows can do 16 bit emulation. 64 bit cannot.
Jaxson Reed
biggest red flag >no backwards compatibility + no downloads for older versions that means your shitty app does not care about its userbase.