What exactly are we talking about now?JunSev wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 11:44 amIt has been explained very well actually and of course is a big problem because of the compatibility of older projects and plug-ins, even the concerns are understandable due to the constant bad moves of apple getting rid of things.
I don't like the fast obsolescence of the products I'm buying or the fact that my plug-ins are unusable in so short time so the corporations create more products and I need to drop more Cash $€£ for the last trendings... that's not ok.
I think we established that 32-bit only software is probably many years old, is less than 1% of what people use these days, and alternatives are plenty. We also established that OpenGL is still available. Furthermore the whole hoo-ha about security stuff is easily implemented by most plug-in developers.
How does that translate to "fast obsolescence"?
How many plug-in companies are really charging for upgrades annually when a new macOS comes out? If there are some, maybe it would be good to seek for alternatives.