#Suitcase fusion 5 yosemite software#
#Suitcase fusion 5 yosemite license#

In the case of version 2018, recompiling wasn't necessary. Sometimes the internals in QXP require doing some changes in XTensions and recompiling. While not continuing to support older versions, Quark isn't actively trying to prevent them from functioning on older hardware. It's just a dumbass course of action to take.įortunately, Quark (after rolling some heads around this place, LOL!) has never gone beyond the verbal/written statement of non-support for older versions. To me that takes almost as much work as continuing to fund development for the product. It's one thing to not support stuff anymore, it's another thing to actively block it from working and shut it down wherever you find it. That's unfortunate because there are two players in the layout/design space, three if Affinity ever gets their layout app launched.

I bring this up because it sounds like Extensis now seems to be taking this route while backing InDesign. Fortunately there was a dev that reverse engineered their desktop app for two, almost three years but Dropbox actively blocked him whenever they could. For a short while there was a way to work around that until they fixed that. The forum went offline for a year and a half and only came back after the release of XPress 6.0.Īt home I use PowerPC Macs and Dropbox stopped supporting them in 2015. But based on your story there it sounds a lot like the garbage that happened here after the release of QuarkXPress 5. It hurts to spend more money on those things but the computing experience is generally better for it-if it doesn't happen as fast as Apple does, anyway.

#Suitcase fusion 5 yosemite software#

It appears MS is moving more towards a dropping of both older hardware & software like Apple does. Windows can generally run older software just fine. Maybe those things are getting a refresh.but I don't know. Pity that they perhaps threw out the baby with the bath water. Tis their business if they want to drop the forums and articles-many of the articles were really good articles on FM use, fonts in general and specifics about them, asset management, etc. Really kind of underhanded even though not wrong per se. It was unrelenting.Īnd then, for QXP users, once the information spread that the former plug-in worked with the latest version of Q, they updated to block that even though they decided to drop Q support altogether. But man, the latest version really drew people's ire. I have seen vicious forum posts off and on. But in the testing periods, I visited the forums frequently.

#Suitcase fusion 5 yosemite license#

I have only tested Suitcase in its various incarnations, I've never owned a license for it.