XaaS technology. Though I wouldn’t even consider it an advancement. Also convergence becoming mainstream. I may not give a crap about Unix philosophy but in some instances they are correct.
Let me rephrase. I’m against taking previously paid applications and turning them into services, refusing to adhere to lifetime licenses and taking features out turning those behind paywalls. Filmora is an example of what I mean.
All for consumers specifically. I don’t care about enterprises.
XaaS technology. Though I wouldn’t even consider it an advancement. Also convergence becoming mainstream. I may not give a crap about Unix philosophy but in some instances they are correct.
Why dont you like xaas? It just describes cloud computing…
Let me rephrase. I’m against taking previously paid applications and turning them into services, refusing to adhere to lifetime licenses and taking features out turning those behind paywalls. Filmora is an example of what I mean.
All for consumers specifically. I don’t care about enterprises.
Other examples off the top of my head are Photoshop and Office. It doesn’t seem like you can really “own” them anymore, at least not current versions.
At least Microsoft hasn’t come out and said its illegal to use old versions like Adobe did. That’s just unacceptable.