![]() I only put High Sierra on my MBPs for the sake of Photolab 3. I’m happily running Mojave on my Mac Pros and High Sierra on my MBPs. I don’t understand why you felt the need to run Big Sur (it’s free?). ![]() Software which works through seven OS upgrades is pretty robust. Why did you upgrade? Do you rely on an application that requires macOS Big Sur? I get your frustration but there is nothing to be angry about here really and ranting at DxO is plain unfair. Which would then require you to buy the whole package again.Īlso: your software still works fine but you chose to upgrade your computer without checking the requirements for your version of the software. Most software vendors indeed let you update from the previous version only. Adobe Lightroom subscription would have cost you $840 or $120/year. You can barely develop a roll of film for that nowadays or 2 cups at coffee at Starbucks. I would say exceptional value for your money. You paid $89 over 7 years that is less than $13/year. So please blame Apple and not DxO/PhotoLab (although they also really shouldn’t be blamed for dropping 32-bit support). I will not address the haters who suggest that at a specific number of years after original purchase of software I shouldn’t expect it to work without updating/additional $$ outlay. ![]() Yeah, I get it and I am not opposed to upgrading at some point, but my concern is that Mac OS updates are notorious for messing up third-party software, so who is to say the next update won’t cause similar problems.
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