DxO does not owe its developers that many favours (they are paid no?). I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again: DxO does not owe Apple any favours and there’s no reason DxO should be trying to sell new hardware for Apple. Admittedly Facebook and social media play a role in decreased productivity as well. The one year update cycle with all the broken software and software conflicts now (across at least two platforms for everyone, desktop OS and mobile OS, if not three, add tablet OS) means productivity decreases every year. Two year update cycles increased the productivity of the labour force. All four of those computers are limited to Mojave though.Ī huge amount of productivity is lost by this annual update frenzy. There is no issue at all with performance. The computers I own run Photolab 4 (and everything else) very well. All those laptops have soldered in everything. Anything goes wrong with all the hardwired components one can throw them away instantly, makes no sense to repair them. IMacs and MacBook Pros that are nearly ten years old If DxO releases Catalina only Photolab 5, DxO will lose my financial support and I will be very active to make sure any potential buyers know just how poorly DxO supports its paying users (by forcing users to upgrade OS and computers every year). Wow, if every developer gets this lazy (I understand you are a solo operator with all those limitations of time and expertise) and only offers us what Apple serves on a silver platter, the software scene will go downhill quickly. You forget that DxO already supports these OS and is a cross-platform application.
I haven’t dared to try Monterey yet for fear of upsetting my development environment too much. There are already APIs available for Big Sur that I would have greatly benefitted from but felt that, even though Catalina is already current version - 1, I could still produce a usable product by staying with Catalina. I have been “forced” to limit my app to Catalina because Mojave doesn’t support the speed of thumbnail loading that comes for free with Catalina.
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