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And I know responses like mine are the last thing someone with anger wants to hear (I've been in that position), but I run my own business and I am also on the other side now where it's really hard to deal with situations like this. I am trying to make a point that's purely technical, but I don't want to seem too callous - I am sorry your laptop got stolen, it sucks to lose something expensive that is very important, and has a lot of important data on it. There's a lot of bullshit with services (like Amazon not refunding you the difference on an order if the price goes down before your item arrives), but this doesn't seem like one of them.Īlso, if you paid $70 for designer, then that kind of sucks because I almost always see it for 50% off. In HN of all places, I would expect people to understand that it costs money to maintain a product for different systems.Īnd it wasn't even their fault, your laptop getting stolen is not on them.
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So basically the only thing that's left is to move the update checking and installation logic to the OS as opposed to every app containing a copy of it.
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But developers probably won't want to delegate licensing to the OS because this would make it all too easy to crack - it would only take one very simple patch to disable license checks altogether system-wide.Įdit: Sparkle already uses a standardized feed format ( ).
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I don't know much about the money/license part UX because I've never paid for software myself. It refetches these URLs as needed, shows notifications, installs updates, and, most importantly, provides the user with a central place somewhere in the settings to control all this.
The rest is then managed by the OS itself.
When the app first runs, it calls a special API in the OS to register its "update feed" URL that provides the update info in a predefined format. Why have the user set up updating at all? Suppose they've downloaded an app form the developer's website and installed it. Seems a shame to appeal to regulation to stomp on user choice where customers speak with their wallets that “please don’t make me think”. If not, the option to have a handheld appliance should be available to those who want it. If users want a free for all, the majority of the market is still buying those handsets. This overall simplification and end-to-end trusted curation direction is a minority but well heeled part of the market (happy to spend money on apps if it doesn’t waste their time), and a sort of grand experiment in what users want. Charge me 30% more, no problem, just stop making me waste my time for things that are now solved problems. Lately I throw in the towel and switch to inferior tools in the app store if I can’t dig up the secret codes to the legacy hoops their devs want me to jump through. I deal with this with several dozen other tools on the Mac each using random store and key schemes.
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The desktop app includes the core functionalities as well as some optimisations for the custom processor.But then we’re immediately in the anti-consumer user anxiety inducing situation we were in before - where you don’t know where or how to keep these things up to date or secure or remember where that license key is or how to cancel the subscription or etc.
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