Its worthless once a company stops supporting it. You can use it as long as an OS upgrade doesn't break the app, or there's features that you need that are in the newer version.
I think people view the lifetime license with an attitude of 100% patching forever and I don't think that will ever happen. 1Password did that, i.e., no longer patching the old version. People were pissed, but I can see the logic from the company side.
Its worthless once a company stops supporting it. You can use it as long as an OS upgrade doesn't break the app, or there's features that you need that are in the newer version.
I think people view the lifetime license with an attitude of 100% patching forever and I don't think that will ever happen. 1Password did that, i.e., no longer patching the old version. People were pissed, but I can see the logic from the company side.
It's just 'fancy' naming for what used to be a regular old license like everybody used to offer. I think they didn't call it that in the Affinity V1 days either, it seems like something coined to separate it from subscriptions.
I guess I have an Adobe CS lifetime license too, come to think of it. Trying to make use of it however requires running a museum piece.