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If your current setup satisfies your needs then don't update your apps.
Not so simple. Sometimes you need to update an app, because of bug fixes or security issues.
Apple found the perfect way of forcing its customers to buy more hardware 20 years ago and has been on this path since. It seems like you're saying that 'progress is a bad thing'.
Not a bad thing. It's a good thing, provided that the progress in the new devices does not affect the owners of the previous generation devices. I love getting the latest and greatest as any geek does. I just want to do the upgrade on my terms, not being forced to.
No soft corner for Apple, but guess this problem is not really apple specific. Even newer versions of Microsoft softwares are bloated and lower in performance on older hardware.

Ubuntu suddenly seems so practical for maintaining separate packages repositories for LTS versions for almost 5 years.