Having written database software for mostly non-technical users, I completely agree. Users love progress, but they hate change. In order to get enthusiastic adoption of new releases, I had to show it would be easier, faster, or more powerful for the users.
Hams, on the other hand, are technically-oriented, and I'm a bit surprised at the reluctance to move forward. I love new releases and exploring the new capabilities. But that's an engineer talking. 73, Frank KF6E On Sat, Dec 1, 2018 at 11:00 AM Hisashi T Fujinaka <ht...@twofifty.com> wrote: > As someone who actually works in the computer industry on software, > getting people to upgrade is a mess. I can't tell you about the large > customers who refuse to update to anything from this decade, but there > are tons of them. > > For a data point, think of how many people (not just hams) are on Win7 > (or even XP). > > >
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