So lets recap. You, in a thread about one of their audio applications, Guitar Rig, you said that they're abandoning software, and I ask you which specific software they've abandoned in the past ten years, and you answered 'why dont you look at this list of hardware drivers' And now you're saying that the software that they've abandoned isnt audio applications like Guitar Rig, its hardware drivers, and that's not you moving goalposts because hardware drivers are software. Agreed?machinesworking wrote: ↑Tue Sep 10, 2019 5:41 pm Hardware drivers are? Hmm? I dunno? made with this thing called software...
Indeed. Which is why Im still sticking to the original goalposts of my question, despite your attempt to move them. What software has NI abandoned in the past ten years? What is the specific evidence you claim there is that Guitar Rig is going to be abandoned?Moving goal posts and cherry picking does not make your point valid, it makes you look intellectually lazy.
Actually, Im asking you to prove you right. Your failure to do so is entirely of your making.In Fact you're not even coming at this from any recognizable angle beyond trying to "prove me wrong"?
Actually, they have two points in their entire history where they abandoned any software-that's actually-software-applications-and-not-hardware-drivers software, and one of those instances was codependent on hardware, and its all more than ten years ago.I mean if you are please clarify, but I just don't see it. My point stands, NI have a history of abandoning software, and in my opinion it's not less egregious or consequential that the recent discontinued product is software for hardware support.
That's 'a history' in the same way you have a history of wetting your bed.