> I don't see how these are user hostile. They lock you in to continuing to pay even when you no longer derive value. Say you stopped using Photoshop years ago but suddenly need to export one of your old documents.…
> But eventually, if they want to continue doing the task they'll end up paying for a new version. Freehand[1] has been discontinued for almost two decades, and ten years ago I was still able to use it to great effect.…
At least on macOS, the script can be made more efficient with less code; no need for interaction or manually reconnecting: https://github.com/vitorgalvao/tiny-scripts/blob/master/macs... I’ve been using it for years…
> I don't see how these are user hostile. They lock you in to continuing to pay even when you no longer derive value. Say you stopped using Photoshop years ago but suddenly need to export one of your old documents.…
> But eventually, if they want to continue doing the task they'll end up paying for a new version. Freehand[1] has been discontinued for almost two decades, and ten years ago I was still able to use it to great effect.…
At least on macOS, the script can be made more efficient with less code; no need for interaction or manually reconnecting: https://github.com/vitorgalvao/tiny-scripts/blob/master/macs... I’ve been using it for years…