It costs time and money to develop for old operating systems, doing so will also cripple what you are able to do when developing for modern plugins it you try to maintain backwards compatibility. Crippled plugins sell less than modern onesDCrown wrote: Wed Mar 04, 2026 4:38 pm
Useless???
It is quite interesting too see how many people use older OS, every dev who ignores it loses money.
In the end those things would be far more detrimental and lose far more money than developing for ancient machines and the operating systems they run on
The most profitable move is to focus on what makes up 99% of your market share and that is going to be Windows 11 and Windows 10
Modern Computers even budget ones have far more CPU and RAM available than old ones, I want developers to take that into account and push the boundaries of what plugins can do in 2026 without being handcuffed into worrying about if that will run on computers from 2006
