> There is little need not to support a decade old hardware
> it's difficult to believe the post is a good faith argument.
Right back at you, I guess.
I would understand the frustration if manufacturers were not upfront about how long they intend to support their hardware, although that is not always easy to predict. However, demanding that they support hardware indefinitely is unreasonable.
> it's difficult to believe the post is a good faith argument.
Right back at you, I guess.
I would understand the frustration if manufacturers were not upfront about how long they intend to support their hardware, although that is not always easy to predict. However, demanding that they support hardware indefinitely is unreasonable.