Herfried,
Maybe it are our roots.
When you see the history of the country I am living in, it is always
selling, selling (liberal) etc. done in centuries.
When you see Austria (the empire) it is always a little bit preservation
(conservative).
Strange is of course when you see that, that by instance the major car
engine developments is from Austria and one of our major industries is still
flowers.
However when you see how flowers are made nowadays, than it surely has
nothing to do with even 20 years ago.
Maybe Microsoft would just raise the price to an economic level to make it
worthfull. The problem with software is that you get that price later, so
there is a risc in that, if the users are for that price still that
convertative.
Cor
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"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <no************@planet.nlschrieb:
>Don't they have economic classes in that university of you?
Don't you have any counter-arguments at hand?
If there are two vendors selling programming
languages/environments/libraries A and B and A provides new versions which
are incompatible to their predecessor, it's often better (sure, there are
many other factors to be considered) to use B if it stays compatible and
provides approximately the same feature set.
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